B1 noun Neutre

有給

/jɯːkʲɯː/

Short for 'paid leave' or 'paid holiday' (有給休暇). It refers to days off from work while still receiving salary.

Exemples

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1

有給がまだ10日残っています。

I still have 10 days of paid leave left.

2

有給休暇の取得を奨励しています。

We encourage employees to take their paid leave.

3

明日、有給取っちゃおうかな。

Maybe I'll take a paid day off tomorrow.

Famille de mots

Nom
有給
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Astuce mémo

Yū (have) + Kyū (salary). Having your salary while away.

Quiz rapide

子供の行事のために___を取った。

Correct !

La bonne réponse est : 有給

Exemples

1

有給がまだ10日残っています。

everyday

I still have 10 days of paid leave left.

2

有給休暇の取得を奨励しています。

formal

We encourage employees to take their paid leave.

3

明日、有給取っちゃおうかな。

informal

Maybe I'll take a paid day off tomorrow.

4

有給休暇の取得率とワークライフバランスの関係。

academic

Relationship between paid leave usage rate and work-life balance.

5

有給の申請は1週間前までに出してください。

business

Please submit your paid leave application at least one week in advance.

Famille de mots

Nom
有給

Collocations courantes

有給を取る to take paid leave
有給を消化する to use up paid leave
有給申請 paid leave application
有給の残り remaining paid leave
有給奨励日 encouraged paid leave day

Phrases Courantes

有給を使って休む

to rest using paid leave

有給がたまっている

paid leave is accumulating

全消化する

to use all (leave)

Souvent confondu avec

有給 vs 休日

Kyūjitsu is a standard day off (weekend/public holiday); Yūkyū is a workday you choose to take off with pay.

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Notes d'usage

A must-know word for discussing work conditions or writing letters to a boss in IELTS.

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Erreurs courantes

Commonly abbreviated as '有休' (Yūkyū) in speech, but '有給' is also used as a shorthand.

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Astuce mémo

Yū (have) + Kyū (salary). Having your salary while away.

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Origine du mot

Having/Existent (有) + Salary (給).

Modèles grammaticaux

有給を取る 有給を使う
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Contexte culturel

Historically, Japanese workers have been hesitant to take 'Yūkyū', but new laws now mandate taking at least 5 days a year.

Quiz rapide

子供の行事のために___を取った。

Correct !

La bonne réponse est : 有給

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