身分
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Base noun form. Refers to one's social, occupational, or legal standing. Used in phrases like 『身分証明書』 (mibun shoumeisho, 'identification card').
Theme
User is at a company networking event, chatting with a senior colleague, Mr. Tanaka, about career paths and professional roles.
身分
みぶん
position, status
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Think of 'me' and 'bun' — your 'me' (身 mi, 'body') and 'bun' (分 bun, 'part') combine to define your 'position' or 'status' in society. 'Me-bun' → 身分 (mibun, 'position').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『身分』 (mibun, 'position, status') historically referred to social classes like samurai or commoners. Today, it's used in contexts like job titles or legal status, reflecting societal hierarchy and roles.
Forms
Base: 身分Base noun form. Refers to one's social, occupational, or legal standing. Used in phrases like 『身分証明書』 (mibun shoumeisho, 'identification card').