区切り
0%
Log in to evaluate your pronunciation.
No feedback yet. Please speak to see your results.
Base noun form. Used to indicate a break, pause, or punctuation in speech or writing. Example: 『文の区切り』 (bun no kugiri, 'sentence punctuation').
Theme
In a writing workshop, User and their peer Aiko are reviewing a draft and discussing how to improve its structure.
区切り
くぎり
an end, a stop, punctuation
Core Language Building BlocksCore Forms & Grammar Patterns
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'cut' in a line or a pause in speech — it's a 'kugiri' (区切り). Think of 'cut' → 'kugiri' as a break or end point.
Cultural Note
In Japanese writing, 『区切り』 (kugiri) refers to punctuation marks like commas or periods that indicate pauses or ends in sentences. It's essential for clear communication in texts and documents.
Forms
Base: 区切りBase noun form. Used to indicate a break, pause, or punctuation in speech or writing. Example: 『文の区切り』 (bun no kugiri, 'sentence punctuation').