特派
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Base noun form. Used to denote a person or action sent for a special purpose, often in official or journalistic contexts. Example: 『特派記者』 (tokuhai kisha, 'special correspondent').
Theme
In a newsroom, User is talking with their editor, Ms. Tanaka, about an upcoming international assignment.
特派
とくは
special envoy / send specially
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Memory Hook
Imagine a 'special envoy' being sent on a mission. '特派' (tokuhai) sounds like 'toku-hai' — think of 'toku' as 'special' and 'hai' as 'send' — a special send-off!
Cultural Note
In Japanese media, 『特派』 (tokuhai, 'special envoy') often refers to journalists or diplomats sent to cover important events abroad, such as in news reports or historical dramas.
Forms
Base: 特派Base noun form. Used to denote a person or action sent for a special purpose, often in official or journalistic contexts. Example: 『特派記者』 (tokuhai kisha, 'special correspondent').