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語順(ごじゅん、gojun)
- word order

Romaji:

Japanese:

Kana:

GOJUN

語順

ごじゅん

語順 (ごじゅん, romaji: gojun) means "word order" in Japanese. It is a N2 Mid-level Noun word.

Meaning:word order
Level:N2 Mid
Lexical Category:Noun (名詞)
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Meaning

The word 語順 ごじゅん (gojun) in Japanese refers to "word order," "sentence structure," or "syntax". It describes the arrangement of words in a sentence. Understanding 語順 is crucial for constructing grammatically correct and meaningful sentences in Japanese. The 語順 in Japanese differs significantly from that of English.

Examples

⚫︎日本語の語順 Translation: Japanese word order ⚫︎この文の語順は少し変です。 Translation: The word order of this sentence is a little strange. ⚫︎英語と日本語では語順が違います。 Translation: The word order is different between English and Japanese.

Usage

You can use 語順 when discussing how sentences are structured in Japanese, when comparing Japanese sentence structure to other languages (like English), or when analyzing the correctness or naturalness of a sentence. It's helpful when learning grammar and understanding how to arrange words correctly to convey your intended meaning.

Notation

語順 is typically written in kanji and hiragana: 語順. The kanji 語 (go) means "word" or "language," and 順 (jun) means "order" or "sequence." There are no other common ways to write this word. The okurigana is fixed.

Synonyms

There aren't exact direct synonyms for 語順 in the same way English has, but related concepts include: ⚫︎ 文法 (bunpou) – grammar ⚫︎ 構文 (koubun) – sentence structure ⚫︎ 表現 (hyougen) – expression (can sometimes imply sentence construction)

Antonyms

There are no direct antonyms for 語順. However, the concept of a chaotic or incorrect sentence structure could be considered an opposite idea, though it doesn't have a single word equivalent to 語順.

Example Sentence 1

日本語の語順は英語と違って、動詞が文の最後にきます。 ・Translation: The word order of Japanese is different from English; the verb comes at the end of the sentence. ・Explanation: This sentence explains a fundamental difference in 語順 between Japanese and English, using 語順 to highlight the difference.

Example Sentence 2

この文章の語順を変えた方が、もっと自然な日本語になります。 ・Translation: It would be more natural Japanese if you changed the word order of this sentence. ・Explanation: This sentence uses 語順 to suggest improvement in sentence construction to sound more natural.

Etymology

The word 語順 is a compound word formed from 語 (go), meaning "word" or "language," and 順 (jun), meaning "order" or "sequence." Therefore, 語順 literally means "word order".

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