～派
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Suffix attached to nouns to indicate a faction, group, or party. For example, 『保守派』 (hoshūha, 'conservative faction') or 『革新派』 (kakushinha, 'reformist group').
Theme
At a university club fair, User and a senior student Takeshi discuss which student groups to join based on interests.
～派
～は
group, party, section (military)
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Think of a 'party' or 'group' with a 'pie' (sounds like '派' ha) that everyone shares. 'Pie' → 『派』 (ha, 'group / Party')—like a slice of a larger group!
Cultural Note
『～派』 (～ha, 'group / Party') is commonly used in Japanese to denote factions, schools of thought, or military sections, such as 『保守派』 (hoshūha, 'conservative faction') or 『革新派』 (kakushinha, 'reformist group').
Forms
Base: ～派Suffix attached to nouns to indicate a faction, group, or party. For example, 『保守派』 (hoshūha, 'conservative faction') or 『革新派』 (kakushinha, 'reformist group').