横断
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Base noun form. Used to refer to the act of crossing, often in compound words like 『横断歩道』 (oudan hodou, 'pedestrian crossing').
Theme
While walking in a park, User and their friend Yuki are discussing safe pedestrian practices, especially at busy intersections.
横断
おうだん
crossing
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Memory Hook
Imagine a 'crossing' sign at a street corner. The word sounds like 'oh-dan' — think 'Oh, I need to cross the road!' 'Oh-dan' → 横断 (oudan, 'crossing').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『横断歩道』 (oudan hodou, 'pedestrian crossing') is marked with white stripes on roads. Pedestrians often wait for the green signal, and drivers are expected to stop for people crossing.
Forms
Base: 横断Base noun form. Used to refer to the act of crossing, often in compound words like 『横断歩道』 (oudan hodou, 'pedestrian crossing').