Urgent, steep in Japanese 🇯🇵

きゅう info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– For 'きゅう' (kyuu), you can associate it with 'Q' since the pronunciation is quite similar.
– Imagine a steep hill that requires urgent attention to climb to the top, representing urgency and steepness.

Explanations:
– 'きゅう' (kyuu) can mean "urgent" or "steep" depending on the context.
– It is often used in situations that require immediate action or to describe something with a sharp incline.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 急な (kyuuna) – Urgent
– 緊急 (kinkyuu) – Emergency, Urgency

Alternate meanings like slang:
– Kyuu isn't commonly used in slang but can be seen in phrases like 救急車 (kyuukyuusha), meaning "ambulance," which conveys urgency.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– この問題はきゅうですよ。 (Kono mondai wa kyuu desu yo.) – This matter is urgent.
– ここはきゅうな坂です。(Koko wa kyuu na saka desu.) – This is a steep hill.
– 急に雨が降り出した。(Kyuu ni ame ga furidaa.) – It suddenly started to rain.
– 彼にはきゅうに伝えてください。(Kare ni wa kyuu ni tsutaete kudasai.) – Please convey this to him urgently.

Romanized characters:
– きゅう (kyuu)
– 急な (kyuuna)
– 緊急 (kinkyuu)
– 救急車 (kyuukyuusha)
– この問題はきゅうですよ。 (Kono mondai wa kyuu desu yo.)
– ここはきゅうな坂です。(Koko wa kyuu na saka desu.)
– 急に雨が降り出した。(Kyuu ni ame ga furidaa.)
– 彼にはきゅうに伝えてください。(Kare ni wa kyuu ni tsutaete kudasai.)

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