パンダ(パンダ、panda)
- panda
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パンダ (パンダ, romaji: panda) means "panda" in Japanese. It is a N1 Low-level Noun word.
| Meaning: | panda |
| Level: | N1 Low |
| Lexical Category: | Noun (名詞) |
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The word パンダ (panda) refers to the giant panda, a bear native to China. It is a large, black and white bear, famous for its love of bamboo.
⚫︎パンダはとても可愛い動物です。 Translation: Pandas are very cute animals. ⚫︎動物園でパンダを見ました。 Translation: I saw a panda at the zoo. ⚫︎中国では、パンダは国の宝とされています。 Translation: In China, pandas are considered national treasures.
This word is used to refer to the animal, the giant panda. It's used in general conversation, news reports, and written materials about pandas. It is appropriate in a wide range of contexts. You can use it in any situation to talk about パンダ or パンダs.
⚫︎The word パンダ is typically written in katakana: パンダ. Katakana is used for foreign words. ⚫︎There is no Kanji for パンダ. ⚫︎No variations in okurigana.
There are no direct synonyms in Japanese. However, you could describe a パンダ using descriptive phrases, such as ジャイアントパンダ (giant panda) or 白黒のクマ (black and white bear).
There are no direct antonyms for パンダ. It is a specific animal. However, you could use words that describe other types of animals, such as クマ (bear).
私は子供のころからパンダが好きです。 ・Translation: I have loved pandas since I was a child. ・Explanation: This sentence expresses a personal preference for パンダ, emphasizing the long-term affection.
上野動物園のパンダはとても人気があります。 ・Translation: The pandas at Ueno Zoo are very popular. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the popularity of the パンダs at a specific zoo.
The word パンダ comes from the English word "panda," which in turn is derived from the Nepali word "ponya" or "panya," which refers to the animal.