Telephone book in Japanese 🇯🇵

でんわちょう info.

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でんわちょう (denwachou)

### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Compound Word: Break it down into でんわ (denwa) meaning "telephone" and ちょう (chou) meaning "notebook" or "register".
– Memorization Hint: Imagine a telephone inside a notebook to visualize the concept of a telephone book.

### Explanations:
– でんわ (denwa): Telephone
– ちょう (chou): Notebook, register, list

### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 電話帳 (でんわちょう, denwachou): The most common term.
– 電話番号簿 (でんわばんごうぼ, denwa bangoubo): More formal term meaning "telephone number directory."

### Alternate Meanings:
– Slang or Less Common Uses: There aren’t many slang terms directly derived from でんわちょう, as it is typically used in a straightforward manner to mean "telephone book."

### Examples of Sentences:
1. Example 1:
– Japanese: 新しいでんわちょうを買った。
– Romanized: Atarashii denwachou o katta.
– English: I bought a new telephone book.

2. Example 2:
– Japanese: 彼の番号をでんわちょうで探してみて。
– Romanized: Kare no bangou o denwachou de sagae mite.
– English: Try looking up his number in the telephone book.

3. Example 3:
– Japanese: でんわちょうに載っていない番号です。
– Romanized: Denwachou ni notte inai bangou desu.
– English: It’s a number that isn't listed in the telephone book.

4. Example 4:
– Japanese: でんわちょうを忘れずに持ってきてね。
– Romanized: Denwachou o wasurezu ni motte kite ne.
– English: Don’t forget to bring the telephone book.

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