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間
食
かん
しょく

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間
食
かん
しょく

kanshoku

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Noun (common)
Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Noun (common)
Noun/participle taking aux. verb する
Noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru
Noun/participle taking aux. verb する

  1. eating between meals; snacking

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間
かん

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間
かん

kan

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Genki Ch. 4
Appears in chapter 4 of the Genki textbook
Genki Ch. 4
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Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Noun (common)

  1. interval; period of time

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  2. among; between; inter-

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  3. good opportunity; chance

  4. estrangement; discord; alienation

  5. spy; secret agent

    Related:間諜

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食
しょく

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食
しょく

shoku

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Noun (common)

  1. food; foodstuff

  2. eating; appetite

  3. meal

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習
慣
しゅう
かん

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habit — 習慣
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習
慣
しゅう
かん

shuukan

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JLPT N4
Kanji difficulty according to the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. N5 is easiest and N1 is hardest
JLPT N4
Genki Ch. 15
Appears in chapter 15 of the Genki textbook
Genki Ch. 15
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Noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Noun (common)

  1. habit

    EXAMPLE
    間食(かんしょく)はよくない習慣(しゅうかん)だ。
    Eating between meals is a bad habit.

  2. (social) custom; practice; convention

    EXAMPLE
    その習慣(しゅうかん)は日本(にほん)独特(どくとく)のものだ。
    The practice is peculiar to Japan.

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