A1 noun Formal #3,052 más común

訪問

hōmon /hoːmoɴ/

A formal term for visiting a person or a place, often for a specific purpose such as business, study, or social obligation. Unlike casual visits, it implies a more structured or respectful interaction.

Ejemplos

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1

週末に祖父母の家を訪問しました。

I visited my grandparents' house over the weekend.

2

首相が来月、アメリカを公式訪問する予定です。

The Prime Minister is scheduled to pay an official visit to the United States next month.

3

昨日、田中さんの家を訪問したんだ。

I visited Tanaka-san's house yesterday.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
訪問
Verb
訪問する
Relacionado
訪問客
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Truco para recordar

Think of the first kanji 訪 (to visit) and the second 問 (to ask). You visit to ask or inquire about something.

Quiz rápido

明日は仕事で取引先を____します。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 訪問

Ejemplos

1

週末に祖父母の家を訪問しました。

everyday

I visited my grandparents' house over the weekend.

2

首相が来月、アメリカを公式訪問する予定です。

formal

The Prime Minister is scheduled to pay an official visit to the United States next month.

3

昨日、田中さんの家を訪問したんだ。

informal

I visited Tanaka-san's house yesterday.

4

本研究では、地域の図書館を訪問して資料を収集した。

academic

In this study, local libraries were visited to collect materials.

5

午後から新しいクライアントを訪問します。

business

I will visit a new client starting this afternoon.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
訪問
Verb
訪問する
Relacionado
訪問客

Colocaciones comunes

家庭訪問 home visit (often by a teacher)
訪問者 visitor
公式訪問 official visit
訪問販売 door-to-door sales
訪問先 place one is visiting

Frases Comunes

訪問の目的

purpose of the visit

表敬訪問

courtesy call/visit

抜き打ち訪問

unannounced visit

Se confunde a menudo con

訪問 vs 訪ねる

Tazuneru is the native Japanese verb for visiting, while Homon is the formal Sino-Japanese noun/verb form.

訪問 vs 遊びに行く

Asobi ni iku is strictly for fun/casual visits with friends, whereas Homon is too stiff for hanging out.

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Notas de uso

Homon is a formal word. Use it when talking about visiting companies, historical sites, or when the visit has a specific objective.

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Errores comunes

Avoid using 'Homon' when you are just 'hanging out' with close friends; in that case, 'asobi ni iku' is much more natural.

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Truco para recordar

Think of the first kanji 訪 (to visit) and the second 問 (to ask). You visit to ask or inquire about something.

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Origen de la palabra

From Middle Chinese: 訪 (fàng - inquire/visit) + 問 (wèn - ask).

Patrones gramaticales

Used as a 'suru' verb: [Place/Person] を 訪問する Often functions as a prefix for other nouns (e.g., 訪問着 - visiting dress)
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, 'Katei Homon' is a unique cultural practice where school teachers visit each student's home once a year to talk with parents.

Quiz rápido

明日は仕事で取引先を____します。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 訪問

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