
Movement in Japanese

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World Languages
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6th - 8th Grade
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Werner Ziegler
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
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体 (からだ) の (particle "no")
Body
動(うご) き
Movement
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
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昔 (むかし)
Long ago, olden days
百 hundred
借りる Borrow
貸す Lend
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
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立 (た)つ stand
泣く (なく) Cry
座る (すわる)(sit)
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
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座る (すわる)(sit)
立 (た)つ stand
傘 かさ umbrella
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
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1. Use → 使う(つかう)/ tsukau
Meaning: To use something (a tool, method, word, object, etc.)
✅ Examples:
日本語を使う。
Use Japanese.パソコンを使います。
I use a computer.
💡 Explanation:
“使う” is for using something that already exists — tools, skills, systems, words, etc.
You don’t make it, you just use it.
2. Create → 作る(つくる)/ tsukuru, 創る(つくる)/ tsukuru
Both are read the same, but used differently!
a) 作る(作成する)
Used for making physical things, like food, tools, products.
✅ Examples:
ケーキを作る。
Make a cake.レポートを 作成 (さくせい) する。
Create a report.
b) 創る
Used more for artistic or creative works like music, stories, or inventions.
✅ Examples:
音楽を創(つく)る。
Create music.アプリを創った。
Created an app.
💡 Explanation:
“作る” is general and commonly used. “創る” is for original creation or creative works.
3. Make → Also 作る(つくる)
Yes! In Japanese, “make” and “create” often share the same verb: 作る.
But here’s the nuance:
“Make” = more practical (food, products, daily things)
“Create” = more innovative or artistic (invention, poem, story)
✅ Examples:
朝ごはんを作った。
I made breakfast.彼は小説を書いて、物語を創った。
He wrote a novel and created a story.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
Answer explanation
持つ (もつ) hold
there's 手 ーー> 扌shǒu mean hand
待って (まって)wait
there's 彳 component
特に (とくに) especially
牜component
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 1 pt
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捨てる (すてる) discard
ゴミを捨てる。
→ Throw away the trash. / Discard the garbage.
取り消す(とりけす)
(Torikesu) — A more native/formal Japanese word.
Example:
注文を取り消したいです。
→ I want to cancel the order.
反対する(はんたいする)→ to oppose / to disagree
Example:
私はその意見に反対します。
→ I disagree with that opinion.
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