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議論

giron /ɡiɾoɴ/

A formal or serious discussion where people exchange different opinions and arguments to reach a conclusion. It focuses on using logic and facts rather than just emotions to evaluate a topic.

Beispiele

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1

友達と将来の夢について議論した。

I discussed my future dreams with my friend.

2

政府は新しい税金について議論を始めました。

The government started a discussion about the new tax.

3

今日のランチ、どこに行くか議論しようぜ。

Let's debate where to go for lunch today.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
議論
Verb
議論する
Adjektiv
議論好きな
Verwandt
議論百出
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Merkhilfe

Think of the first kanji 議 (Gi - 'deliberation') which looks like a person next to a 'justice' sign, and 論 (Ron - 'logic') which has the speech radical. You are speaking with logic to find justice!

Schnelles Quiz

会議で新しい計画について( )しました。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 議論

Beispiele

1

友達と将来の夢について議論した。

everyday

I discussed my future dreams with my friend.

2

政府は新しい税金について議論を始めました。

formal

The government started a discussion about the new tax.

3

今日のランチ、どこに行くか議論しようぜ。

informal

Let's debate where to go for lunch today.

4

この論文のデータには議論の余地がある。

academic

There is room for discussion regarding the data in this paper.

5

プロジェクトのスケジュールについて議論が必要です。

business

We need to have a discussion about the project schedule.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
議論
Verb
議論する
Adjektiv
議論好きな
Verwandt
議論百出

Häufige Kollokationen

議論を交わす to exchange arguments/views
議論が深まる the discussion deepens
議論を呼ぶ to cause/stir up controversy
活発な議論 a lively discussion
議論を重ねる to have repeated discussions

Häufige Phrasen

議論の余地がない

there is no room for argument

議論が平行線を辿る

the discussion stays on parallel lines (no progress/agreement)

議論を戦わせる

to battle out an argument

Wird oft verwechselt mit

議論 vs 相談

Sōdan is seeking advice or consultation, whereas Giron is a debate or exchange of differing opinions.

議論 vs 喧嘩

Kenka is an emotional fight or quarrel, while Giron is a logical and intellectual discussion.

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Nutzungshinweise

Giron is used when multiple parties exchange logical viewpoints. It is slightly more formal than 'hanashiai' and implies a deeper level of analysis or disagreement.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often use this for casual chatting; use 'hanasu' (to talk) for general conversations. Don't confuse it with 'ronbun' (essay/thesis).

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Merkhilfe

Think of the first kanji 議 (Gi - 'deliberation') which looks like a person next to a 'justice' sign, and 論 (Ron - 'logic') which has the speech radical. You are speaking with logic to find justice!

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Wortherkunft

From the Chinese characters 'Gi' (to consult/consultation) and 'Ron' (to speak/discourse).

Grammatikmuster

Used as a noun or a suru-verb (議論する). Commonly follows the particle 'について' (about) or 'を' (object).
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Kultureller Kontext

In Japanese business culture, a 'giron' is often expected to lead to a consensus (nemawashi) rather than a winner-takes-all victory.

Schnelles Quiz

会議で新しい計画について( )しました。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 議論

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