無能
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Base noun form. Used to describe a lack of ability or skill, often in a critical or formal context. Example: 『彼は無能だ』 (kare wa munou da, 'He is incompetent.').
Theme
At a café, User and their friend Aiko are discussing work frustrations after a long day. Aiko mentions issues with a new project.
無能
むのう
inefficiency, incompetence
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'no-noble' person who can't do anything right — 'no-noble' sounds like 無能 (munou, 'inefficiency, incompetence').
Cultural Note
In Japanese workplaces, being labeled 『無能』 (munou, 'inefficiency, incompetence') is a serious criticism, often implying a lack of skill or capability. It's used in formal contexts to describe inefficiency or incompetence.
Forms
Base: 無能Base noun form. Used to describe a lack of ability or skill, often in a critical or formal context. Example: 『彼は無能だ』 (kare wa munou da, 'He is incompetent.').