フォルダ(フォルダ、foruda)
- folder
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フォルダ (フォルダ, romaji: foruda) means "folder" in Japanese. It is a N2 Low-level Noun word.
| Meaning: | folder |
| Level: | N2 Low |
| Lexical Category: | Noun (名詞) |
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The Japanese word フォルダ (フォルダ) means "folder" in English. It refers to a digital container used to organize files on a computer or other electronic devices. It is a concept borrowed directly from the English word. A フォルダ helps to group related files together, making it easier to manage and find them. Think of it like a physical file folder used to store documents.
⚫︎ 新しいフォルダを作成します。 Translation: I will create a new folder. ⚫︎ このファイルをフォルダに移動してください。 Translation: Please move this file to the folder. ⚫︎ フォルダを開いて、写真を見てください。 Translation: Open the folder and look at the photos.
You use フォルダ in the same context as "folder" in English. You would use it when talking about organizing files, saving documents, or navigating through the directory structure on a computer or other digital devices. It's a very common word in digital literacy.
フォルダ is written in katakana, フォルダ. This is because it is a loanword from English. There are no other ways to write this word. The okurigana is not applicable here as it is a katakana word.
There are no direct synonyms in Japanese, as it is a direct borrowing. However, you might use more descriptive phrases like ファイルを入れる場所 (fairu o ireru basho) which translates to "a place to put files".
There are no direct antonyms for フォルダ in the same way as file organization itself. The opposite action could be related to deleting or disorganizing files, but those aren't antonyms of the word フォルダ itself.
デスクトップに新しいフォルダを作って、そこに資料を保存してください。 ・Translation: Create a new folder on the desktop and save the documents there. ・Explanation: This sentence instructs someone to create a new folder (フォルダ) on the desktop to organize their documents.
この音楽ファイルをフォルダに整理してください。 ・Translation: Please organize this music file into a folder. ・Explanation: This sentence asks someone to organize a music file into a フォルダ.
The word フォルダ is a loanword from the English word "folder".