Park, public garden in Japanese 🇯🇵

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park, public garden	こうえん

How to say “park, public garden” in Japanese? “こうえん”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “こうえん” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on park, public garden in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word 'こうえん' (公園):
– Break it down visually: 公 (public) + 園 (garden or park).
– Sounds like "ko-en," similar to "co-en" or "co-end," where you "co-end" (finish together) in a relaxing place like a park.
– Visualize kids playing and having fun together, saying "Ko-en!"

Explanations:
– 'こうえん' consists of two kanji characters: 公 (こう, kou) meaning "public" and 園 (えん, en) meaning "garden" or "park".
– Together, they form '公園' which means "public park" or "public garden."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 公共の庭 (こうきょうのにわ, koukyou no niwa) – public garden
– 遊園地 (ゆうえんち, yuuenchi) – amu*t park (though it's more specific to amu*t parks)

Alternate meanings like slang:
– 'こうえん' (公演, kouen) also means "public performance" or "show," but it's a different kanji: 公 (public) + 演 (performance).

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 週末には、家族と一緒に公園に行きます。
– Shūmatsu ni wa, kazoku to issho ni kōen ni ikimasu.
– On weekends, I go to the park with my family.

2. この公園には大きな池があります。
– Kono kōen ni wa ōkina ike ga arimasu.
– There is a large pond in this park.

3. 友達と一緒に公園でピクニックをしました。
– Tomodachi to issho ni kōen de pikunikku o shimaa.
– I had a picnic in the park with my friends.

4. 公演を楽しみにしています。
– Kouen o tanoshimi ni eimasu.
– I am looking forward to the performance. (Note: This uses the alternate meaning of '公演').

Remember that context is key to understanding whether 'こうえん' refers to a "public park" or a "public performance."

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