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Base noun form. Refers to a physical or conceptual border, such as between countries or territories. Usage example: 『国境』 (kokkyou, 'national border').
Theme

During a geography class, User and their teacher Mr. Tanaka discuss national borders and their significance.

さかい

border, boundary

Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts

Memory Hook

Imagine a 'border' between two countries marked by a sign that says 『境』 (sakai, 'border'). Think of 'sakai' sounding like 'sigh-kai' as you sigh at the boundary line.

Cultural Note

In Japanese culture, 『境』 (sakai, 'border') is often used in contexts like national borders or property lines. It can also appear in phrases like 『心境』 (shinkyou, 'state of mind') to describe mental boundaries or conditions.

Forms

Base: 境Base noun form. Refers to a physical or conceptual border, such as between countries or territories. Usage example: 『国境』 (kokkyou, 'national border').