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通信

tsūshin /tsɯːɕiɴ/

Refers to the act of transmitting or exchanging information, signals, or messages over a distance, typically via electronic means or mail. It encompasses telecommunications, data exchange, and the technical infrastructure used for communication.

Ejemplos

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1

この部屋は通信の状態が良くないです。

The communication/signal status in this room is not good.

2

最新の通信技術について報告書を提出します。

I will submit a report on the latest communication technologies.

3

山の上だから、通信が切れちゃった。

I'm on top of a mountain, so the connection cut out.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
通信
Verb
通信する
Adjetivo
通信用の
Relacionado
通信機
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Truco para recordar

Think of 'Tsuu' as 'passing through' and 'Shin' as 'signal'. A signal passing through the air to reach your phone is 'Tsūshin'.

Quiz rápido

地下鉄の中は( )が不安定で、メールが送れません。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 通信

Ejemplos

1

この部屋は通信の状態が良くないです。

everyday

The communication/signal status in this room is not good.

2

最新の通信技術について報告書を提出します。

formal

I will submit a report on the latest communication technologies.

3

山の上だから、通信が切れちゃった。

informal

I'm on top of a mountain, so the connection cut out.

4

通信衛星の役割は現代社会において極めて重要である。

academic

The role of communication satellites is extremely important in modern society.

5

来月から通信費を月額500円安くできます。

business

From next month, we can reduce communication costs by 500 yen per month.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
通信
Verb
通信する
Adjetivo
通信用の
Relacionado
通信機

Colocaciones comunes

通信速度 communication speed / connection speed
通信教育 correspondence education / distance learning
通信制限 data cap / data restriction
通信販売 mail order / online shopping
通信手段 means of communication

Frases Comunes

通信網を広げる

To expand the communication network

通信環境を整える

To set up a stable communication environment

通信が途絶える

Communication is cut off / connection is lost

Se confunde a menudo con

通信 vs 交通

Kōtsū refers to physical traffic and transportation of people/goods, while Tsūshin refers to the transfer of data and information.

通信 vs 連絡

Renraku is used for the act of getting in touch with someone personally, while Tsūshin refers more broadly to the technical process or system of communication.

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Notas de uso

Tsūshin is a broad term used for anything from Wi-Fi signals and phone data to old-fashioned mail. It is frequently used in technical and business contexts regarding telecommunications.

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Errores comunes

Learners sometimes use Tsūshin to mean a personal chat or conversation. Instead, use 'hanashi' (talk) or 'kaiwa' (conversation) for interpersonal verbal exchange.

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Truco para recordar

Think of 'Tsuu' as 'passing through' and 'Shin' as 'signal'. A signal passing through the air to reach your phone is 'Tsūshin'.

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Origen de la palabra

Composed of 'tsū' (to pass through/commute) and 'shin' (trust/message/signal), originating from the concept of sending a trustworthy message through a channel.

Patrones gramaticales

Can be used as a Suru-verb (通信する) to mean 'to communicate/transmit data'. Often functions as a prefix in compound nouns like 通信費 (tsūshin-hi) or 通信網 (tsūshin-mō).
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, 'Tsūshin Hanbai' (often shortened to Tsuhan) is the standard term for mail-order or online shopping, a huge part of the domestic economy.

Quiz rápido

地下鉄の中は( )が不安定で、メールが送れません。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 通信

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