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陶芸

tōgei [toːɡeː]

The art or craft of making pottery and ceramics by shaping clay and firing it at high temperatures. It encompasses both the creative process and the resulting artistic pieces used in daily life or exhibitions.

Exemplos

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週末に陶芸教室に行って、お皿を作りました。

I went to a pottery class on the weekend and made a plate.

2

日本の陶芸文化は、長い歴史と伝統を持っています。

Japanese ceramic culture has a long history and tradition.

3

陶芸って、やってみると意外と難しいね。

Pottery is surprisingly difficult once you try it, isn't it?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
陶芸
Verb
陶芸をする
Relacionado
陶芸家
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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 陶 (Tou) contains the 'mound' radical; imagine a mound of clay being turned into 'Gei' (Art).

Quiz rápido

昨日、初めての____教室で茶碗を作りました。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 陶芸

Exemplos

1

週末に陶芸教室に行って、お皿を作りました。

everyday

I went to a pottery class on the weekend and made a plate.

2

日本の陶芸文化は、長い歴史と伝統を持っています。

formal

Japanese ceramic culture has a long history and tradition.

3

陶芸って、やってみると意外と難しいね。

informal

Pottery is surprisingly difficult once you try it, isn't it?

4

本論文では、縄文時代の陶芸技法について考察する。

academic

This paper examines the pottery techniques of the Jomon period.

5

弊社は地元の陶芸家と提携し、新しい商品を開発しています。

business

Our company is collaborating with local potters to develop new products.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
陶芸
Verb
陶芸をする
Relacionado
陶芸家

Colocações comuns

陶芸を習う to learn pottery
陶芸教室 pottery class
陶芸作品 pottery work
陶芸家 potter / ceramic artist
陶芸の窯 pottery kiln

Frases Comuns

陶芸の道

the path of pottery (mastering the craft)

趣味で陶芸を始める

to start pottery as a hobby

陶芸展を開く

to hold a pottery exhibition

Frequentemente confundido com

陶芸 vs 陶器

Touki refers to the physical 'earthenware' objects, while Tougei refers to the 'art/craft' of making them.

陶芸 vs 工芸

Kougei is a general term for all crafts (wood, metal, etc.), whereas Tougei is specific to ceramics.

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Notas de uso

Tougei is the standard term for the artistic pursuit of pottery. It is frequently used when discussing hobbies, traditional arts, or professional ceramic work.

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Erros comuns

Beginners often confuse 'Tougei' (the art) with 'Touki' (the material/object). Avoid saying 'I bought a Tougei' when you mean you bought a piece of pottery.

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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 陶 (Tou) contains the 'mound' radical; imagine a mound of clay being turned into 'Gei' (Art).

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Origem da palavra

Derived from 'Tou' (pottery/kiln) and 'Gei' (art/technique), reflecting the skill required to transform earth through fire.

Padrões gramaticais

Compound noun (Suru-verb potential: 陶芸をする) Often functions as an attributive noun (陶芸の〜)
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Contexto cultural

Japanese pottery is deeply linked to the tea ceremony (chanoyu) and emphasizes the beauty of imperfection (wabi-sabi).

Quiz rápido

昨日、初めての____教室で茶碗を作りました。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: 陶芸

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保護

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革命

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拡大

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販売

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取引

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貯金

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借金

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利益

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損失

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A formal noun referring to the loss of something valuable, such as money, property, or time. It is commonly used in business or serious contexts to describe a reduction in value or a disadvantageous outcome.

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