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じゅうぶん info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break down the word: "じゅうぶん" (juubun) can be remembered as "juu" (ten) + "bun" (part), indicating "ten parts" or "enough".
– Visualization: Picture something you have plenty of in ten parts.

Explanations:
– じゅうぶん (juubun) means "enough", "sufficient", or "plenty" and is used to express adequacy or satisfactory amount/degree.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
1. 十分 (juubun) – This is another way of writing じゅうぶん with Kanji.
2. 足りる (tariru) – This means "to be enough" or "to suffice".
3. 豊富 (houfu) – This means "abundant" or "plentiful".

Alternate Meanings Like Slang:
– じゅうぶん (juubun) does not have significant slang meanings, but contextually it can imply being "well-prepared" or something being "good enough."

Examples of Sentences That Use it:
1. これでじゅうぶんです。
Romanized: Kore de juubun desu.
Translation: This is enough.

2. 時間はじゅうぶんにあります。
Romanized: Jikan wa juubun ni arimasu.
Translation: There is plenty of time.

3. この部屋は二人にはじゅうぶんの広さです。
Romanized: Kono heya wa futari ni wa juubun no hirosa desu.
Translation: This room is spacious enough for two people.

4. この作業はじゅうぶん簡単です。
Romanized: Kono sagyou wa juubun kantan desu.
Translation: This task is simple enough.

5. お金がじゅうぶんありません。
Romanized: Okane ga juubun arimasen.
Translation: I don't have enough money.

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