科目
Kamoku refers to a specific subject or branch of study within a school or academic curriculum. It is used to identify individual courses like mathematics, science, or history rather than the general concept of education.
例文
3 / 5一番好きな科目は何ですか？
What is your favorite subject?
明日の試験科目を教えてください。
Please tell me tomorrow's exam subjects.
数学は一番難しい科目だよ。
Math is the hardest subject.
語族
覚え方のコツ
Think of 'Ka' (category) and 'Moku' (eye/item). It is an 'item' in a 'category' of learning.
クイックテスト
あなたの得意な___は何ですか？
正解！
正解は： 科目
例文
一番好きな科目は何ですか？
everydayWhat is your favorite subject?
明日の試験科目を教えてください。
formalPlease tell me tomorrow's exam subjects.
数学は一番難しい科目だよ。
informalMath is the hardest subject.
この大学には多くの専門科目があります。
academicThere are many specialized subjects in this university.
新しい研修科目を追加します。
businessWe will add a new training subject.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
科目を選ぶ
to choose a subject
科目を登録する
to register for a subject
主要科目
major subjects
よく混同される語
Kyouka refers to the broader administrative department or classification of study, while Kamoku refers to the specific name of the class or course.
使い方のコツ
Use this word primarily in the context of school, university, or professional certifications to discuss specific areas of study. In accounting, it is also used in the term 'kanjou kamoku' to mean 'account item'.
よくある間違い
Don't use Kamoku when you want to say 'topic' in a general conversation (use 'wadai' or 'teema' instead).
覚え方のコツ
Think of 'Ka' (category) and 'Moku' (eye/item). It is an 'item' in a 'category' of learning.
語源
From the Middle Chinese roots 'ka' (classification/branch) and 'moku' (eye/item/list).
文法パターン
文化的な背景
In Japan, the selection of 'juken kamoku' (exam subjects) for university entrance exams is a critical decision that dictates a student's entire study schedule for years.
クイックテスト
あなたの得意な___は何ですか？
正解！
正解は： 科目
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