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まいばん info.

まいばん (maiban)

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break it into two parts: "まい" (mai) and "ばん" (ban). "まい" means "every" (like in "毎日" (mainichi) meaning "every day"), and "ばん" means "evening" or "night."
– Visualize a "calendar" (every) and a "night sky" (evening) together as a mental image to recall "every evening."

Explanations:
– "毎晩" (まいばん, maiban) refers to recurring activities or events that happen every night.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "毎夜" (まいよ, mai yo): This term also means "every night," although it is not as commonly used in everyday conversation as "まいばん."

Alternate meanings (slang, etc.):
– There are no common slang meanings or significant alternate meanings for まいばん; it is straightforward in its use.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 毎晩、家族と夕食を食べます。
(まいばん、かぞくとゆうしょくをたべます。)
(Maiban, kazoku to yuushoku wo tabemasu.)
Every evening, I have dinner with my family.

2. 彼は毎晩テレビを見ます。
(かれはまいばんテレビをみます。)
(Kare wa maiban terebi wo mimasu.)
He watches TV every evening.

3. 毎晩散歩しています。
(まいばんさんぽしています。)
(Maiban sanpo eimasu.)
I go for a walk every evening.

4. 毎晩同じ時間に寝ます。
(まいばんおなじじかんにねます。)
(Maiban onaji jikan ni nemasu.)
I go to bed at the same time every evening.

5. 子供たちは毎晩絵本を読んでいます。
(こどもたちはまいばんえほんをよんでいます。)
(Kodomotachi wa maiban ehon wo yondeimasu.)
The children read picture books every evening.

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