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きげん info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word "きげん" (Kigen):

1. Association: Think of "ki" (気) related to spirit or mood and "gen" (機嫌) relating to the state. Combining them can help recall the overall concept.

2. Visualization: Picture someone’s "gen" or energy changing with their mood or health status.

3. Mnemonic: "Keep In Good Energy Now" as the first letters spell out K-I-G-E-N, reminding you of the word.

Explanations:

– "きげん" (kigen) generally refers to one's mood or temper.
– It can also imply the state of one's health.
– Additionally, it can signify the tone or atmosphere in a setting.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:

– 気分 (きぶん, kibun): mood, feeling
– 心持ち (こころもち, kokoromochi): state of mind, mood
– 空気 (くうき, kuuki): atmosphere, mood (more context-specific and can also mean air)

Alternate Meanings Including Slang:

– In slang, "きげん" can refer to someone's general state or vibe. For example, "彼の今日のきげんはどう?" (How’s his mood today?).

Examples of Sentences Using "きげん" (Kigen):

1. 彼のきげんがいい。
– Kare no kigen ga ii.
– He is in a good mood.

2. 彼女のきげんが悪い。
– Kanojo no kigen ga warui.
– She is in a bad mood.

3. その冗談で彼のきげんがよくなった。
– Sono joudan de kare no kigen ga yoku natta.
– That joke improved his mood.

4. きげんを直してから話しましょう。
– Kigen wo naoe kara hanashimashou.
– Let’s talk after you’re in a better mood.

5. きげんが悪そうだね、何があったの？
– Kigen ga warusou da ne, nani ga atta no?
– You seem to be in a bad mood, what happened?

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きけん info.

Romanized Characters: n

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Associate "ki" with "kill" as a reminder of danger, and "ken" with "can", implying you "can" encounter harm.
– Visualize a warning sign with the word "きけん" on it to create a mental image linked to the concept of danger.

Explanations:
"きけん (n)" is a noun in Japanese that translates directly to "danger" in English. It describes the state or situation of being in harm's way or exposure to potential harm or risk.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 危ない (あぶない, abunai) – This is an adjective that means "dangerous."
– 危険性 (きけんせい, nsei) – This means "dangerousness" or "riskiness."

Alternate Meanings Like Slang:
There are no common slang uses for "きけん" as it is generally used in formal contexts and retains its meaning related to danger or risk.

Example Sentences:
1. ここはきけんですので、入らないでください。
– Koko wa n desu node, hairanaide kudasai.
– This place is dangerous, so please do not enter.

2. 海はきけんだから、注意してください。
– Umi wa n dakara, chuui e kudasai.
– The sea is dangerous, so please be careful.

3. きけんを冒してまで、その山に登る必要はない。
– n o okae made, sono yama ni noboru hitsuyou wa nai.
– There is no need to climb that mountain at the risk of danger.

4. この薬は、許可された医師のもとで使用しないときけんです。
– Kono kusuri wa, kyoka sareta ishi no moto de shiyou shinai to n desu.
– This medicine is dangerous if not used under the supervision of an authorized doctor.

5. その地域はきけん区域に指定されています。
– Sono chiiki wa n kuiki ni ei sareteimasu.
– That area has been designated as a danger zone.

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