主張
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Noun form meaning 'claim' or 'assertion'. Used in contexts like debates, arguments, or stating an opinion. Example: 『彼の主張は強い』 (kare no shuchou wa tsuyoi, 'His claim is strong').
Theme
During a university debate club meeting, User and their teammate Ken discuss strategies for their upcoming competition.
主張
しゅちょう
claim (as a noun)
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Memory Hook
Imagine a lawyer in court making a strong 'claim' — they 'shu-chou' (主張) their point. 'Shu' sounds like 'shoe' — you step forward with your shoe to assert your claim!
Cultural Note
In Japanese business meetings, making a clear 『主張』 (shuchou, 'claim') is valued for effective communication, but it's often done politely to maintain harmony.
Forms
Base: 主張Noun form meaning 'claim' or 'assertion'. Used in contexts like debates, arguments, or stating an opinion. Example: 『彼の主張は強い』 (kare no shuchou wa tsuyoi, 'His claim is strong').