Textbook, schoolbook in Japanese 🇯🇵

きょうかしょ info.

– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break down 'きょうかしょ' (kyoukasho) into parts:
– きょう (kyou) can remind you of 'class' or 'today' because it sounds similar to the Japanese word for today 今日 (きょう, kyou), hinting at something you use often in class.
– か (ka) is often found in 'school' related words like 学校 (がっこう, gakkou) for school.
– しょ (sho) is associated with '書' which means 'book' or 'writing.'

– Explanations:
– 'きょうかしょ' (kyoukasho) specifically refers to a textbook or schoolbook used in an educational context.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– 教材 (きょうざい, kyouzai) which means educational material.

– Alternate meanings like slang:
– There are no common slang meanings for きょうかしょ (kyoukasho); it straightforwardly means 'textbook.'

– Examples of sentences that use it:
– 私のきょうかしょを忘れた。 (わたしのきょうかしょをわすれた。Watashi no kyoukasho wo wasureta.) – "I forgot my textbook."
– 新しいきょうかしょが必要です。 (あたらしいきょうかしょがひつようです。Atarashii kyoukasho ga hitsuyou desu.) – "A new textbook is needed."
– テストのためにきょうかしょを読みます。 (テストのためにきょうかしょをよみます。Tesuto no tame ni kyoukasho wo yomimasu.) – "I read the textbook for the test."

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