Nihongo

新規に(しんきに、shinkini)
- newly

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Japanese:

Kana:

SHINKI

新規

しんき

NI

に

に

新規に (しんきに, romaji: shinkini) means "newly" in Japanese. It is a N2 High-level Adverb word.

Meaning:newly
Level:N2 High
Lexical Category:Adverb (副詞)
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Meaning

The Japanese word 新規に (しんきに, shinkini) translates to "newly," "freshly," or "anew" in English. It indicates that something is being done or started for the first time, or that a new action or process is initiated. It signifies a beginning, a fresh start, or the introduction of something that did not exist before. It often implies that something is being done in an original or unprecedented way. 新規に focuses on the initiation or creation of something rather than the continuation or repetition of something that already exists. It acts as an adverb, modifying the verb in the sentence. It highlights the act of creating or starting something new.

Examples

⚫︎ 新規にプロジェクトを始める Translation: To start a new project. ⚫︎ 新規にアカウントを作成する Translation: To create a new account. ⚫︎ 新規に顧客を獲得する Translation: To acquire new customers.

Usage

You use 新規に when discussing actions or events that are being initiated or started for the first time. It is suitable for describing the launch of a new product, the beginning of a new activity, or the creation of something original. This word is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts. It's often used in business, technology, and everyday situations. The key is that the action or situation being described is new or being approached for the first time. The phrase emphasizes the act of making something new.

Notation

新規に is written in kanji and hiragana. ・Kanji: 新規 ・Hiragana: に ・Reading: しんきに (shinkini) The word uses the kanji 新 (しん, shin) for "new" and 規 (き, ki) for "rule" or "standard." The suffix に (ni) is a grammatical particle that turns the adjective into an adverb. There is not another way to write 新規に.

Synonyms

・新しく (atarashiku): This means "newly" or "afresh," very similar to 新規に. ・新たに (aratame ni): This means "newly," "afresh," or "anew." It can also mean "again" or "once more". ・新たに開始する (arata ni kaishi suru): "To newly start/begin" (more formal)

Antonyms

・以前に (izen ni): "Previously," indicating something that happened before. ・既存の (kizon no): "Existing," referring to something already in place.

Example Sentence 1

新規に契約を結びました。 ・Translation: I have newly concluded a contract. ・Explanation: This sentence indicates that a new contract was established. The use of 新規に emphasizes the initiation of the contract.

Example Sentence 2

新規にホームページを作成しました。 ・Translation: I created a website anew. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the creation of a new website, with the word 新規に emphasizing that the website is newly created.

Etymology

The etymology of 新規に is based on the kanji: ・新 (shin) which means "new." ・規 (ki) which means "rule" or "standard." The addition of に (ni) forms an adverbial phrase. The phrase, as a whole, signifies an action that is being done for the first time or done in a new way.

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