This event covers a diverse range in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

Certainly! Here is the explanation:

– この (kono): This
– "この" is a demonstrative adjective used to point out something specific that is close to the speaker.

– イベント (ibento): event
– "イベント" is a loanword from English, meaning event.

– は (wa): Topic marker
– The particle "は" marks the topic of the sentence. It follows the subject and indicates what the sentence is about.

– こうはんい (kouhan'i): wide range, large scope
– "こうはんい" means extensive range or large scope.

– に (ni): Direction or target particle
– The particle "に" is used to indicate the target of an action, in this case, the extent of the event.

– わたります (watarimasu): to extend, to cover, to span
– "わたります" is the polite form of the verb "わたる" (wataru), meaning to extend or to cover.

Tips to remember:
1. この: Think of "this" whenever something is close to you.
2. イベント: Easily remembered as it's a loanword from English.
3. は: Remember it's the topic marker, indicating the main point of the sentence.
4. こうはんい: Break it down into こう (kou) meaning "wide" and はんい (han'i) meaning "range" or "scope."
5. に: Think of "target" or "direction" for actions.
6. わたります: Picture something spanning across a wide area.

Alternate ways (with Romanization):

1. このイベントは幅広い分野に渡ります。
* Kono ibento wa habahiroi bun'ya ni watarimasu.
– "幅広い分野" (habahiroi bun'ya): diverse fields

2. このイベントは多岐にわたります。
* Kono ibento wa taki ni watarimasu.
– "多岐" (taki): multiple branches, diverse

These alternatives convey the idea of covering a broad or diverse range in different ways.

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