Government, administration in Japanese 🇯🇵

せいふ info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– You can associate "せい" (sei) with "say," as in the government has a say in things.
– For "ふ" (fu), you might think of "foo" or "Führer" as an authoritative figure.

Explanations:
– せいふ (seifu) combines 政 (sei), which relates to politics and government, and 府 (fu), which denotes an official body or office.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 政権 (せいけん, seiken) – administration, political power
– 政界 (せいかい, seikai) – political world, political circles

Alternate meanings (slang, etc.):
– In the context of a different kanji, "せいふ" (制服, seifuku) can mean "uniform," like a school uniform or work uniform.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 日本のせいふは新しい政策を発表した。
– Nihon no seifu wa atarashii seisaku o happyou a.
– The Japanese government announced a new policy.

2. せいふの決定は多くの市民に影響を与える。
– Seifu no kettei wa ooku no shimin ni eikyou o ataeru.
– The government’s decision affects many citizens.

3. あの政党が次のせいふを作るだろう。
– Ano seitou ga tsugi no seifu o tsukuru darou.
– That political party will likely form the next government.

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