子供
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Base noun form. Refers to a child or children in general. Can be used with counters like 『一人』 (hitori, 'one person') for counting children.
Theme
At a neighborhood park, User talks with a parent, Yoshiko, about children's activities and parenting tips during a casual afternoon.
子供
こども
child(ren)
People & IdentityFamily & Personal Relationships
Memory Hook
Imagine a kid playing with a 'ko' (子) doll — 'ko' sounds like 'child' in Japanese. 'Ko-domo' (子供) — think of a kid at home (domo sounds like 'domestic').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『子供』 (kodomo, 'child') is often used in contexts like schools, parks, and family settings. It's common to hear phrases like 『子供の日』 (Kodomo no Hi, 'Children's Day') on May 5th, a national holiday celebrating children's happiness and health.
Forms
Base: 子供Base noun form. Refers to a child or children in general. Can be used with counters like 『一人』 (hitori, 'one person') for counting children.