違反します（いはんします、ihanshimasu）
- to violate

The Japanese word 違反します違反します means "to violate," "to break (a rule)," "to disobey," or "to infringe." It signifies an action that goes against a rule, law, agreement, or established standard. It implies that someone has done something they shouldn't have or failed to do something they should have. The word carries a sense of transgression or wrongdoing. The act of 違反します違反します suggests that there are consequences for the action.

⚫︎交通ルールを違反します。 Translation: I violate traffic rules. ⚫︎契約に違反します。 Translation: I break the contract. ⚫︎法律に違反しました。 Translation: I violated the law.

違反します違反します is used in formal and informal situations, but the level of formality might influence the specific phrasing. You can use it in discussions about rules, laws, agreements, and even social norms. It is important to remember that using 違反します違反します implies a negative connotation, so make sure it suits the context. Be aware of the consequences in the situation.

違反します違反します is typically written in kanji and hiragana: 違反します. ⚫︎ 違反 (ikan): violation, offense (kanji) ⚫︎ します (shimasu): to do (hiragana, polite form) The okurigana (the suffix hiragana) is consistently "します".

⚫︎破る (yaburu): to break, to tear, to violate (more general and can apply to breaking physical things, not only rules) ⚫︎背く (somuku): to disobey, to go against (often used when talking about a person's behavior) ⚫︎犯す (okasu): to commit (a crime), to break (a rule) (more formal and often used in legal contexts)

⚫︎守る (mamoru): to protect, to keep (a rule), to obey ⚫︎従う (shitagau): to obey, to follow

この規則に違反すると、罰金が科せられます。 ・Translation: If you violate this rule, you will be fined. ・Explanation: This sentence illustrates the consequence of 違反します違反する a rule: receiving a fine.

彼は会社の規定に違反して、解雇されました。 ・Translation: He was fired for violating the company's regulations. ・Explanation: This sentence demonstrates how 違反します違反する a rule can have a significant consequence (losing one's job).

The word 違反します違反します comes from two Chinese characters (kanji). ⚫︎ 違 (i): difference, to differ from ⚫︎ 反 (han): to oppose, to violate Therefore, it literally means "to differ from" or "to oppose" a standard. The suffix "します" is the polite form of the verb "to do".