台風
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Base noun form. Refers to a tropical cyclone or typhoon. Used in weather reports and news, e.g., 『台風が近づいています』 (taifū ga chikazuite imasu, 'a typhoon is approaching').
Theme
Two neighbors, Yuko and User, are discussing weather updates on a rainy afternoon, as a typhoon is approaching their area.
台風
たいふう
typhoon
Nature & EnvironmentNatural Phenomena
Memory Hook
Think of a 'typhoon' as a 'tai-fun' — it's a big, fun (but dangerous) storm! 'Tai-fun' → 台風 (taifū, 'typhoon').
Cultural Note
In Japan, typhoons are common during summer and autumn, often causing heavy rain and strong winds. Weather forecasts frequently use 『台風』 (taifū) to warn residents, and schools or businesses may close during severe storms.
Forms
Base: 台風Base noun form. Refers to a tropical cyclone or typhoon. Used in weather reports and news, e.g., 『台風が近づいています』 (taifū ga chikazuite imasu, 'a typhoon is approaching').