合間
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Noun meaning a gap or break in time between activities. Often used with 『の』 (no) to specify what the interval is between. Example: 『休憩の合間』 (kyuukei no aima, 'interval between breaks').
Theme
During a work break, User and their colleague Ken discuss how to use short intervals between tasks effectively.
合間
あいま
interval
Time & DatesTemporal Duration
Memory Hook
Think of a busy schedule with gaps between tasks — those are intervals! 'Between tasks' → 合間 (aima, 'interval'). Sounds like 'I'm a' break in time.
Cultural Note
『合間』 (aima, 'interval') is often used in daily life to refer to short breaks or free moments, such as during work or events. For example, people might say 『仕事の合間に』 (shigoto no aima ni, 'during a break from work') to describe doing something in spare time.
Forms
Base: 合間Noun meaning a gap or break in time between activities. Often used with 『の』 (no) to specify what the interval is between. Example: 『休憩の合間』 (kyuukei no aima, 'interval between breaks').