間接
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Base noun form. Describes something not direct, such as indirect communication or methods. Can be used as a noun or in compound words like 『間接的』 (kansetsuteki, 'indirect').
Theme
In a university literature class, User discusses narrative techniques with their classmate, Akira, focusing on how authors convey meaning.
間接
かんせつ
indirect, indirectness
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine an 'indirect' route that goes 'kan-setsu' (間接 kansetsu sounds like 'can set') — you can set it up indirectly. 'Can set indirect' → 間接 (kansetsu, 'indirect').
Cultural Note
In Japanese communication, indirectness is often valued to maintain harmony. 『間接』 (kansetsu, 'indirect') is used in contexts like business or social interactions where direct statements might be considered rude.
Forms
Base: 間接Base noun form. Describes something not direct, such as indirect communication or methods. Can be used as a noun or in compound words like 『間接的』 (kansetsuteki, 'indirect').