多少
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Base form as an adverb. Used to indicate a small amount or degree, similar to 『少し』 (sukoshi, 'a little').
Theme
At a local café, User and their friend Ken are discussing how to improve their Japanese language skills.
多少
たしょう
a little
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Memory Hook
Think of 'tashou' (多少) as 'a touch' or 'a small amount.' It sounds like 'touch' — you only need a touch of something, just a little. 'Touch' → 多少 (tashou, 'a little').
Cultural Note
『多少』 (tashou) is often used in polite or formal contexts to indicate a small degree, similar to 『少し』 (sukoshi). It's common in business or academic settings to soften statements, e.g., 『多少時間がかかります』 (tashou jikan ga kakarimasu, 'It will take a little time').
Forms
Base: 多少Base form as an adverb. Used to indicate a small amount or degree, similar to 『少し』 (sukoshi, 'a little').