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ひつよう info.

– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– The word "ひつよう" (hitsuyou) can be broken down into two parts: "ひつ" (hitsu) and "よう" (you). Associating "ひつ" (hitsu) with the English sound "hits" — something essential that hits the mark — and "よう" (you) with "you" needing something can help you remember that "ひつよう" means "necessary" or "need."

– Explanations:
– ひつよう (必要, hitsuyou) is used to describe something that is necessary or essential. It's a commonly used term that you'll encounter in various contexts.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– 必須 (ひっす, hissu) – indispensable
– 不可欠 (ふかけつ, fukaketsu) – essential, vital
– いる (iru) – to need (used in a more casual context)

– Alternate meanings like slang:
– There are no slang meanings for ひつよう (必要). It is primarily used in its formal sense.

– Examples of sentences that use it:
– 新しいパスポートが必要です。
– Romanized: Atarashii pasupooto ga hitsuyou desu.
– Translation: A new passport is necessary.

– 勉強する時間は必要だと思います。
– Romanized: Benkyou suru jikan wa hitsuyou da to omoimasu.
– Translation: I think study time is necessary.

– この書類が必要になります。
– Romanized: Kono shorui ga hitsuyou ni narimasu.
– Translation: This document will be necessary.

– それは重要で、必要な情報です。
– Romanized: Sore wa juuyou de, hitsuyou na jouhou desu.
– Translation: That is important and necessary information.

– 運動は健康にとって必要です。
– Romanized: Undou wa kenkou ni totte hitsuyou desu.
– Translation: Exercise is necessary for health.

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