Beginning in Japanese 🇯🇵

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beginning	かいし

How to say “beginning” in Japanese? “かいし”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “かいし” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on beginning in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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かいし (kaishi)

Tips to remember the Japanese word:

1. Associate 'かいし' (kaishi) with "kick-off," which has a similar beginning sound and both mean starting something.
2. Picture the phrase "start a journey" (開(かい)し(し)) to connect with the idea of beginning.

Explanations:

– 'かいし' (kaishi) is composed of two kanji: '開' (kai) meaning "open" and '始' (shi) meaning "begin".
– It is often used in formal contexts like starting an event, a meeting, or a process.

Other words that mean the same thing:

1. 開始 (かいし, kaishi) – common usage.
2. 始め (はじめ, hajime) – beginning, start.
3. 初め (はじめ, hajime) – first, initial.

Alternate meanings like slang:

– 'かいし' (kaishi) primarily means "beginning" or "start" and does not have a notable slang usage.

Examples of sentences that use it:

1. 会議は午後3時に開始します。
(かいぎはごごさんじにかいしします。)
Kaigi wa gogo sanji ni kaishi shimasu.
The meeting will start at 3 PM.

2. マラソンは9時にスタートします。
(マラソンはくじにかいしします。)
Marason wa kuji ni kaishi shimasu.
The marathon will start at 9 o’clock.

3. プロジェクトの開始を遅らせることはできません。
(プロジェクトのかいしをおくらせることはできません。)
Purojekuto no kaishi o okuraseru koto wa dekimasen.
We cannot delay the start of the project.

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