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不合格

fugōkaku /ɸɯɡoːka̠kɯ/

This noun describes a failure to meet a specific standard, required grade, or quality benchmark. it is most commonly used when someone does not pass an examination, an interview, or a quality inspection.

Ejemplos

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1

漢字のテストは不合格だった。

I failed the kanji test.

2

審査の結果、不合格となりました。

As a result of the screening, it was a failure/rejection.

3

えー、また不合格だ。悲しい。

Eh, failed again. I'm sad.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
不合格
Verb
不合格になる
Relacionado
合格
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Truco para recordar

Break it into two parts: 'Fu' (not) and 'Goukaku' (passing). It literally means 'Not-passing'.

Quiz rápido

残念ながら、大学の試験に___しました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 不合格

Ejemplos

1

漢字のテストは不合格だった。

everyday

I failed the kanji test.

2

審査の結果、不合格となりました。

formal

As a result of the screening, it was a failure/rejection.

3

えー、また不合格だ。悲しい。

informal

Eh, failed again. I'm sad.

4

不合格者は来週、追試を受けてください。

academic

Those who failed, please take a makeup exam next week.

5

この製品は検査で不合格になりました。

business

This product failed the inspection.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
不合格
Verb
不合格になる
Relacionado
合格

Colocaciones comunes

不合格になる to fail (an exam/test)
不合格の通知 notice of failure
試験に不合格 failure in an exam
不合格品 defective product/rejected item
不合格者 unsuccessful candidate

Frases Comunes

不合格通知

rejection letter

不合格ライン

failing grade/cutoff

合否

pass or fail (result)

Se confunde a menudo con

不合格 vs 失敗

Shippai refers to a general mistake or a failure in an action, whereas Fugokaku specifically refers to not meeting a formal standard or failing a test.

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Notas de uso

It is most frequently used with the particle 'ni' (に) followed by the verb 'naru' (になる) to express the act of failing.

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Errores comunes

Learners often use the general word 'shippai' (failure) to describe failing a test, but in Japanese, 'fugokaku' is the specific and correct term for test results.

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Truco para recordar

Break it into two parts: 'Fu' (not) and 'Goukaku' (passing). It literally means 'Not-passing'.

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Origen de la palabra

Composed of the prefix 'fu' (negative/non-) and 'goukaku' (passing a standard), originating from Sino-Japanese roots.

Patrones gramaticales

Used with the particle に (ni) to indicate the test or criteria being failed. Functions as a noun but often acts as a No-adjective to modify other nouns.
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, 'exam hell' (juken jigoku) makes this a very significant and often feared word during entrance exam seasons.

Quiz rápido

残念ながら、大学の試験に___しました。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 不合格

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