ファイル
A physical folder or binder used for organizing papers, as well as a digital document or data set stored on a computer. It is a versatile loanword used in both office environments and digital contexts.
Exemplos
3 de 5このファイルはどこにありますか。
Where is this file?
資料をファイルに綴じて提出してください。
Please bind the materials in a file and submit them.
そのファイル、送っておいて。
Send me that file.
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
It sounds exactly like the English word 'file.' Just remember the Japanese pronunciation: fa-i-ru.
Quiz rápido
大切な( )をゴミ箱に捨ててしまいました。
Correto!
A resposta correta é: ファイル
Exemplos
このファイルはどこにありますか。
everydayWhere is this file?
資料をファイルに綴じて提出してください。
formalPlease bind the materials in a file and submit them.
そのファイル、送っておいて。
informalSend me that file.
このファイルには重要な統計データが含まれています。
academicThis file contains important statistical data.
添付ファイルを至急ご確認ください。
businessPlease check the attached file as soon as possible.
Família de palavras
Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
電子ファイル
electronic file
ファイル形式
file format
共有ファイル
shared file
Frequentemente confundido com
A 'folder' is a container that holds multiple 'files'; a 'file' is the individual document itself.
Notas de uso
In Japanese, 'fairu' is used interchangeably for both physical stationery and digital computer files. It is very common in office settings.
Erros comuns
English speakers sometimes use 'folder' when they mean the specific data inside it; in Japanese, ensure you use 'fairu' for the document and 'foruda' for the directory.
Dica de memorização
It sounds exactly like the English word 'file.' Just remember the Japanese pronunciation: fa-i-ru.
Origem da palavra
Derived from the English word 'file'.
Padrões gramaticais
Contexto cultural
In Japanese offices, physical 'clear files' (plastic sleeves) are extremely common for handing out documents and are often used as promotional goods.
Quiz rápido
大切な( )をゴミ箱に捨ててしまいました。
Correto!
A resposta correta é: ファイル
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