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運賃

unchin /ɯɲt͡ɕiɴ/

The money paid for transporting people or goods by public transportation or freight services. It specifically refers to the fare for trains, buses, ships, or taxis, as well as the shipping cost for cargo.

Exemplos

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次の駅までの運賃はいくらですか?

How much is the fare to the next station?

2

燃料費の高騰により、航空運賃が改定されました。

Due to the rising cost of fuel, airfares have been revised.

3

バスの運賃、また上がったね。

The bus fare went up again, didn't it?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
運賃
Relacionado
運輸
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Dica de memorização

Remember 'Un' from 'unten' (driving/transporting) and 'Chin' as in 'wages' or 'fee'. You are paying the 'driving fee'.

Quiz rápido

バスに乗るときに、___を払います。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 運賃

Exemplos

1

次の駅までの運賃はいくらですか?

everyday

How much is the fare to the next station?

2

燃料費の高騰により、航空運賃が改定されました。

formal

Due to the rising cost of fuel, airfares have been revised.

3

バスの運賃、また上がったね。

informal

The bus fare went up again, didn't it?

4

都市部における運賃体系の比較研究を行う。

academic

We will conduct a comparative study of fare structures in urban areas.

5

契約に基づき、運賃は貴社が負担するものとします。

business

Based on the contract, your company shall bear the shipping costs.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
運賃
Relacionado
運輸

Colocações comuns

運賃を払う to pay the fare
運賃を調べる to check the fare
子供運賃 child fare
運賃表 fare table
片道運賃 one-way fare

Frases Comuns

運賃精算

fare adjustment

往復運賃

round-trip fare

最低運賃

minimum fare

Frequentemente confundido com

運賃 vs 料金

Ryōkin is a general term for any fee or charge, whereas Unchin is specific to transportation of people or goods.

運賃 vs 送料

Sōryō specifically refers to the shipping/postage cost for items, while Unchin covers both passenger travel and freight.

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Notas de uso

Use this word when discussing the specific cost of a trip on public transit or the logistical cost of moving cargo. It is more technical than just saying 'money' for a ticket.

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Erros comuns

Learners often use 'unchin' to refer to entrance fees for museums or movie theaters; in those cases, use 'nyūjōryō' instead.

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Dica de memorização

Remember 'Un' from 'unten' (driving/transporting) and 'Chin' as in 'wages' or 'fee'. You are paying the 'driving fee'.

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Origem da palavra

Derived from the Sinitic reading (On'yomi) where 'un' (運) means to carry/transport and 'chin' (賃) means wages or rent.

Padrões gramaticais

Typically functions as a compound noun (e.g., [Transportation Type] + 運賃). Followed by particles like を (object), が (subject), or は (topic).
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, train and bus fares are often calculated by distance, so passengers frequently consult a wall-mounted 'unchin-hyō' (fare map/table) above ticket machines.

Quiz rápido

バスに乗るときに、___を払います。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 運賃

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