英字
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Noun meaning English letters or characters, typically referring to the Roman alphabet. Used in phrases like 『英字を書く』 (eiji o kaku, 'to write English letters').
Theme
User and their friend Mika are studying English together at a library, focusing on writing practice.
英字
えいじ
English letter (character)
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Memory Hook
Think of 'English letters' as '英字' (eiji) — 'ei' sounds like 'A' in English, and 'ji' means 'character'. So 'A-character' for English letters!
Cultural Note
『英字』 (eiji) is commonly used in Japan to refer to the Roman alphabet or English script, often seen in contexts like 『英字新聞』 (eiji shinbun, 'English-language newspaper') or on signs with English text.
Forms
Base: 英字Noun meaning English letters or characters, typically referring to the Roman alphabet. Used in phrases like 『英字を書く』 (eiji o kaku, 'to write English letters').