総理大臣
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Base noun form. Refers to the head of government in Japan. Used in formal contexts, e.g., 『総理大臣が演説する』 (sōri daijin ga enzetsu suru, 'The Prime Minister gives a speech').
Theme
Two friends, Kenji and User, are watching the news at a café and discussing current political events.
総理大臣
そうりだいじん
Prime Minister
People & IdentityOccupations & Roles
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'sore' leader who 'ministers' to the country — 'Sore Minister' sounds like 総理大臣 (sōri daijin, 'Prime Minister'). Think of a sore (総理) minister (大臣) in charge!
Cultural Note
In Japan, the 『総理大臣』 (sōri daijin, 'Prime Minister') is the head of government, appointed by the Emperor and leading the Cabinet. This role is central in politics and often appears in news and media.
Forms
Base: 総理大臣Base noun form. Refers to the head of government in Japan. Used in formal contexts, e.g., 『総理大臣が演説する』 (sōri daijin ga enzetsu suru, 'The Prime Minister gives a speech').