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列車

ressha /ɾeɕːa/

A train, specifically referring to a series of connected railway cars or carriages that travel on tracks. It is a general term often used for long-distance transportation, freight, or in formal schedules.

Ejemplos

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駅で列車を待っています。

I am waiting for the train at the station.

2

次の列車は、三番線にまいります。

The next train will arrive on track three.

3

あの列車、すごく長いね!

That train is really long, isn't it!

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
列車
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Truco para recordar

Think of the kanji: 列 means 'row' or 'line' and 車 means 'car'. A Ressha is a 'line of cars' on a track.

Quiz rápido

東京行きの____は、十時に出発します。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 列車

Ejemplos

1

駅で列車を待っています。

everyday

I am waiting for the train at the station.

2

次の列車は、三番線にまいります。

formal

The next train will arrive on track three.

3

あの列車、すごく長いね!

informal

That train is really long, isn't it!

4

明治時代、列車は日本の近代化に大きく貢献しました。

academic

During the Meiji era, trains contributed significantly to Japan's modernization.

5

貨物列車による輸送コストを確認してください。

business

Please check the transportation costs via freight train.

Familia de palabras

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列車
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Colocaciones comunes

列車に乗る to board a train
貨物列車 freight train
臨時列車 special/extra train
列車が遅れる the train is delayed
列車の旅 a train journey

Frases Comunes

列車が発車する

the train departs

夜行列車

night train

観光列車

sightseeing train

Se confunde a menudo con

列車 vs 電車

Densha specifically refers to electric trains common in cities, while Ressha is a general term for any train, often used for long-distance or freight trains.

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Notas de uso

Use 'Ressha' when talking about train systems in a formal way or when referring to non-electric trains. In daily city life, people almost always use 'Densha' instead.

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Errores comunes

Beginners often use 'Ressha' to refer to the subway or city commuter trains; while technically correct, it sounds overly formal or slightly unnatural in casual conversation where 'Densha' is preferred.

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Truco para recordar

Think of the kanji: 列 means 'row' or 'line' and 車 means 'car'. A Ressha is a 'line of cars' on a track.

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Origen de la palabra

A Sino-Japanese compound word consisting of 'retsu' (row/line) and 'sha' (vehicle/wheel).

Patrones gramaticales

Counter: ~本 (hon) Particle: ~に乗る (ni noru) - to get on the train Subject: ~が到着する (ga touchaku suru) - the train arrives
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Contexto cultural

Japan is world-famous for its punctual and efficient railway system, and trains are the primary mode of transport for both commuting and long-distance travel.

Quiz rápido

東京行きの____は、十時に出発します。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 列車

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