つまり
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Base form used as an adverb to introduce a clarification or restatement. It signals that what follows is a summary or rephrasing of previous information.
Theme
Two colleagues, Ken and User, are discussing a complex project report in the office. Ken is summarizing key points to clarify the main objectives.
つまり
つまり
namely
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Memory Hook
Imagine summarizing a long story and saying 'In other words...' — it sounds like 'tsu-mari' (つまり). Think: 'Tsu-mari' → 'Sum it up!'
Cultural Note
『つまり』 (tsumari) is often used in formal and informal speech to clarify or restate ideas, similar to 'namely' or 'in other words' in English. It's common in explanations, presentations, and everyday conversations to ensure understanding.
Forms
Base: つまりBase form used as an adverb to introduce a clarification or restatement. It signals that what follows is a summary or rephrasing of previous information.