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たいてい info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break it down: "たい" (tai) can help you think of "tide", like something that comes regularly. "てい" (tei) could be linked to "tea", which you might drink regularly.
– Mnemonic: Imagine you're usually sitting by the seaside, drinking tea.

Explanations:
"たいてい" (taitei) is an adverb in Japanese that means "usually" or "mostly". It implies that something happens regularly or most of the time.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 普通 (ふつう, futsū): Normal, usual
– いつも (itsumo): Always, usually (though more on the always end of the spectrum)
– 通常 (つうじょう, tsūjō): Normal, usually

Alternate meanings like slang:
"たいてい" does not have significant slang meanings, but in casual conversation, it can also imply "generally" or "for the most part".

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. たいてい私は朝ごはんを食べます。
– Taitei watashi wa asagohan o tabemasu.
– I usually eat breakfast.

2. たいていの場合、彼は遅れます。
– Taitei no baai, kare wa okuremasu.
– Usually, he is late.

3. たいてい土曜日には友達と会います。
– Taitei doyoubi ni wa tomodachi to aimasu.
– I mostly meet friends on Saturdays.

4. たいていの人はこの映画が好きです。
– Taitei no hito wa kono eiga ga sukidesu.
– Most people like this movie.

5. 私はたいてい夜10時に寝ます。
– Watashi wa taitei yoru 10-ji ni nemasu.
– I usually go to bed at 10 PM.

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