ζ°
JLPT N3
People, nation
Readings
Onβyomi: γγ³ (min)
Kunβyomi: γγΏ (tami)
β’ γγΏ β people, subjects, citizens
Structure
Composition:
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Detailed Explanation
Vocabulary
ε½ζ°
γγγΏγ
citizens
εΈζ°
γγΏγ
city residents
ζ°ζ
γΏγγγ
ethnic group
δ½ζ°
γγ
γγΏγ
inhabitants
ζ°δΈ»
γΏγγγ
democracy
Example Sentences
ε½ζ°γ§γγ
γγγΏγ γ§γγ
They are citizens.
εΈζ°γιγΎγγΎγγ
γγΏγ γ γγ€γΎγγΎγγ
Citizens gather.
ζ°ζζεγ§γγ
γΏγγγ γΆγγ γ§γγ
It is ethnic culture.
δ½ζ°γ§γγ
γγ
γγΏγ γ§γγ
They are residents.
ζ°δΈ»δΈ»ηΎ©γ§γγ
γΏγγγ
γγ
γ γ§γγ
It is democracy.
Cultural Note
π₯ ζ° highlights the importance of the common people in Japanese culture and governance.
β’ Concepts like ζ°δΈ» (democracy) emphasize that the people are central to political and social systems.
β’ In Japanese history, ζ°θ‘ (the masses) were considered essential for societal stability, reflecting a balance between rulers and citizens.
β’ Modern usage appears in everyday life (εΈζ°, ε½ζ°, ζ°ι) showing the kanjiβs role in describing civil life, community, and society at large.
β’ Concepts like ζ°δΈ» (democracy) emphasize that the people are central to political and social systems.
β’ In Japanese history, ζ°θ‘ (the masses) were considered essential for societal stability, reflecting a balance between rulers and citizens.
β’ Modern usage appears in everyday life (εΈζ°, ε½ζ°, ζ°ι) showing the kanjiβs role in describing civil life, community, and society at large.