Post office in Japanese 🇯🇵

ゆうびんきょく info.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
1. Break down the word into parts: "ゆうびん" (yuubin) means "mail" and "きょく" (kyoku) means "office" or "bureau". Combining them creates "yuubinkyoku" (post office).
2. Create a mnemonic: Imagine a mail (yuubin) vehicle driving to a station (kyoku), and remember the scene when you think of a post office.
3. Visualize the kanji: 郵便局 (ゆうびんきょく). Knowing the kanji can reinforce your memory.
4. Practice by rote: Repetition helps with memorization. Writing it out several times or saying it out loud can help.

Explanations:
– ゆうびんきょく (yuubinkyoku) directly translates to "post office."
– "ゆうびん" (yuubin) refers to mail, and "きょく" (kyoku) means office or bureau.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 郵便局 (ゆうびんきょく) – The kanji representation of the same term.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– There aren't widely recognized slang terms for ゆうびんきょく (yuubinkyoku), as it is a standardized term.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 日本には多くのゆうびんきょくがあります。
– Nihon ni wa ooku no yuubinkyoku ga arimasu.
– There are many post offices in Japan.

2. ここから一番近いゆうびんきょくはどこですか？
– Koko kara ichiban chikai yuubinkyoku wa doko desu ka?
– Where is the nearest post office from here?

3. ゆうびんきょくで切手を買いました。
– Yuubinkyoku de kitte o kaimaa.
– I bought stamps at the post office.

4. 明日、ゆうびんきょくに行く予定です。
– Aa, yuubinkyoku ni iku yotei desu.
– I plan to go to the post office tomorrow.

5. ゆうびんきょくは8時半に開きます。
– Yuubinkyoku wa hachiji han ni hirakimasu.
– The post office opens at 8:30.

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