A1 noun Neutral #3,396 am häufigsten

映画

eiga /eːɡa/

A motion picture or film shown in a theater or on a screen for entertainment. It is a common medium for storytelling that combines visual images and sound.

Beispiele

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1

週末に友達と映画を見ました。

I watched a movie with my friend on the weekend.

2

本日は新作映画の完成披露試写会でございます。

Today is the world premiere screening of the new film.

3

昨日見た映画、マジで泣けたよ。

The movie I saw yesterday really made me cry.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
映画
Verb
映画化する
Adjektiv
映画的な
Verwandt
映画館
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Merkhilfe

Ei (projection/reflection) + Ga (picture). Think of it as an 'A-list (Ei) Great (Ga)' picture show.

Schnelles Quiz

日曜日に___を見に行きます。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 映画

Beispiele

1

週末に友達と映画を見ました。

everyday

I watched a movie with my friend on the weekend.

2

本日は新作映画の完成披露試写会でございます。

formal

Today is the world premiere screening of the new film.

3

昨日見た映画、マジで泣けたよ。

informal

The movie I saw yesterday really made me cry.

4

この映画は、当時の社会情勢を鮮明に描き出している。

academic

This film vividly depicts the social conditions of that time.

5

この映画の海外配給権に関する交渉を進めましょう。

business

Let's proceed with negotiations regarding the overseas distribution rights for this movie.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
映画
Verb
映画化する
Adjektiv
映画的な
Verwandt
映画館

Häufige Kollokationen

映画を見る to watch a movie
映画を撮る to film/make a movie
映画館に行く to go to the movie theater
映画のチケット a movie ticket
映画に出演する to appear in a movie

Häufige Phrasen

映画三昧

indulging in movies all day long

銀幕

the silver screen

映画のワンシーン

a scene from a movie

Wird oft verwechselt mit

映画 vs 漫画

Manga refers to printed comics or graphic novels, whereas Eiga refers to moving films.

映画 vs 映像

Eizou is a broader term for any video, footage, or image, while Eiga specifically refers to a cinematographic film.

📝

Nutzungshinweise

The standard verb used with eiga is 'miru' (to see/watch). It refers to the medium of film in general, regardless of whether it is viewed at a theater or at home.

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Häufige Fehler

Beginners sometimes confuse 'eiga' with 'eigo' (English). Also, do not use 'suru' directly with 'eiga' to mean 'watching'; always use 'o miru'.

💡

Merkhilfe

Ei (projection/reflection) + Ga (picture). Think of it as an 'A-list (Ei) Great (Ga)' picture show.

📖

Wortherkunft

From the kanji 映 (projection/reflect) and 画 (picture/brushstroke), literally meaning 'projected pictures'.

Grammatikmuster

映画 + を + 見る (Watch a movie) 映画 + 館 (Suffix indicating the building/theater)
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Kultureller Kontext

In Japan, movie tickets are often standardized at 1,900-2,000 yen, and many theaters offer 'First Day' or 'Ladies' Day' discounts.

Schnelles Quiz

日曜日に___を見に行きます。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 映画

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