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### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– Mnemonic: Think of "Oh, money!" to remember the pronunciation "omo" for "おもに". Imagine someone saying that phrase predominantly while discussing finances.
– Visualize: Picture a predominantly important object (like a key) and think of it sitting on top of a heap of "money".

### Explanations
– The word "おもに" (omoni) is an adverb and means "mainly" or "predominantly". It's used to describe the primary focus or the main component of something.

### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– 主に (しゅに, shuni) – This is another way to write "mainly" using kanji, though it's less common in everyday conversation.
– 大部分 (だいぶぶん, daibubun) – This means "majority", often used in the context of numerical majorities.

### Alternate Meanings and Slang
– In general use, "おもに" does not have significant slang or alternate meanings. It maintains its use as "mainly" or "predominantly".

### Examples of Sentences
1. おもに学生がコンサートに参加しました。
– Romanization: Omoni gakusei ga konsaato ni sanka shimaa.
– Translation: Mainly students attended the concert.

2. その図書館はおもに日本の本を扱っています。
– Romanization: Sono toshokan wa omoni Nihon no hon o attteimasu.
– Translation: That library deals mainly with Japanese books.

3. 食事はおもに野菜から成り立っています。
– Romanization: Shokuji wa omoni yasai kara naritatteimasu.
– Translation: The meals are made up mainly of vegetables.

4. 会議で話し合われた内容は、おもに予算のことでした。
– Romanization: Kaigi de hanashiawareta naiyou wa, omoni yosan no koto dea.
– Translation: The content discussed at the meeting was mainly about the budget.

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