A1 noun Literarisch #3,122 am häufigsten

情景

jōkei /d͡ʑoːkeː/

A visual scene or sight that evokes a specific emotion or atmosphere in the observer. It is often used to describe picturesque views or sentimental moments that linger in one's memory.

Beispiele

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この歌を聴くと、懐かしい子供の頃の情景が浮かびます。

When I hear this song, nostalgic scenes from my childhood come to mind.

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その小説は、雪国の静かな情景を美しく描写しています。

The novel beautifully depicts the quiet scenes of the snow country.

3

あの時の情景、今でもはっきり覚えてるよ。

I still clearly remember the scene from that time.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
情景
Adjektiv
情景的な
Verwandt
情操
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Merkhilfe

The first kanji 情 (jo) means 'emotion' or 'feeling', and the second 景 (kei) means 'view'. Think of it as an 'emotional view' or a 'heart-scene'.

Schnelles Quiz

祖母の家に行くと、幼い日の____が思い出される。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 情景

Beispiele

1

この歌を聴くと、懐かしい子供の頃の情景が浮かびます。

everyday

When I hear this song, nostalgic scenes from my childhood come to mind.

2

その小説は、雪国の静かな情景を美しく描写しています。

formal

The novel beautifully depicts the quiet scenes of the snow country.

3

あの時の情景、今でもはっきり覚えてるよ。

informal

I still clearly remember the scene from that time.

4

本研究では、近代文学における都市の情景を分析する。

academic

This study analyzes the scenes of cities in modern literature.

5

新しいCMでは、家族が食卓を囲む温かい情景を表現したいと考えております。

business

In the new commercial, we would like to express a warm scene of a family gathered around the dinner table.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
情景
Adjektiv
情景的な
Verwandt
情操

Häufige Kollokationen

情景が目に浮かぶ A scene comes to mind / visualizing a scene
情景を写し出す To project or reflect a scene
美しい情景 A beautiful scene
情景描写 Descriptive writing of a scene
懐かしい情景 A nostalgic scene

Häufige Phrasen

情景が目に浮かぶ

The scene vividly appears before one's eyes.

抒情的な情景

A lyrical or soulful scene.

情景を歌い上げる

To describe a scene poetically in song or verse.

Wird oft verwechselt mit

情景 vs 風景

風景 (fuukei) refers to general physical scenery or landscape, while 情景 (joukei) specifically implies the emotional atmosphere or a specific scene that touches the heart.

情景 vs 光景

光景 (koukei) is usually a spectacle or sight happening in front of one's eyes, whereas 情景 is more literary and focuses on the internal feeling of the scene.

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Nutzungshinweise

Use this word when you want to describe a scene that has an emotional or artistic quality. It is very common in literature, song lyrics, and when talking about memories.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often use '情景' when they simply mean a 'view' from a window (use '景色' instead). '情景' requires a sense of narrative or emotional depth.

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Merkhilfe

The first kanji 情 (jo) means 'emotion' or 'feeling', and the second 景 (kei) means 'view'. Think of it as an 'emotional view' or a 'heart-scene'.

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Wortherkunft

A compound word from Middle Chinese origins: '情' (feeling/circumstance) + '景' (sunlight/view).

Grammatikmuster

Often used with the particle 'が' and the verb '浮かぶ' (ukabu). Commonly modified by adjectives like '懐かしい' (nostalgic) or '美しい' (beautiful). Functions as a compound noun in '情景描写' (scene description).
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Kultureller Kontext

In Japanese aesthetics, the ability to find deep emotion in specific natural or everyday scenes is highly valued, often appearing in haiku and traditional literature.

Schnelles Quiz

祖母の家に行くと、幼い日の____が思い出される。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 情景

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