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Base noun form. Refers to innate or developed skills and capabilities. Used in contexts like describing someone's artistic or intellectual gifts.
Theme
At a local café, User and their friend Yuta chat about career aspirations and personal strengths.
才能
さいのう
talent, ability
People & IdentityEmotions & Personality
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'sai' (sounds like 'sigh') of relief when you discover your hidden talent — you have a special 'ability' or 'talent'! 'Sai' → 才能 (sainou, 'talent, ability').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『才能』 (sainou, 'talent, ability') is highly valued in education and work. People often use it to praise someone's natural skills, such as in arts, sports, or academics. It's common to hear phrases like 『才能がある』 (sainou ga aru, 'to have talent') in conversations about personal strengths.
Forms
Base: 才能Base noun form. Refers to innate or developed skills and capabilities. Used in contexts like describing someone's artistic or intellectual gifts.