映画
A motion picture or film shown in a theater or on a screen for entertainment. It is a common medium for storytelling that combines visual images and sound.
例句
3 / 5週末に友達と映画を見ました。
I watched a movie with my friend on the weekend.
本日は新作映画の完成披露試写会でございます。
Today is the world premiere screening of the new film.
昨日見た映画、マジで泣けたよ。
The movie I saw yesterday really made me cry.
词族
记忆技巧
Ei (projection/reflection) + Ga (picture). Think of it as an 'A-list (Ei) Great (Ga)' picture show.
快速测验
日曜日に___を見に行きます。
正确!
正确答案是: 映画
例句
週末に友達と映画を見ました。
everydayI watched a movie with my friend on the weekend.
本日は新作映画の完成披露試写会でございます。
formalToday is the world premiere screening of the new film.
昨日見た映画、マジで泣けたよ。
informalThe movie I saw yesterday really made me cry.
この映画は、当時の社会情勢を鮮明に描き出している。
academicThis film vividly depicts the social conditions of that time.
この映画の海外配給権に関する交渉を進めましょう。
businessLet's proceed with negotiations regarding the overseas distribution rights for this movie.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
映画三昧
indulging in movies all day long
銀幕
the silver screen
映画のワンシーン
a scene from a movie
容易混淆的词
Manga refers to printed comics or graphic novels, whereas Eiga refers to moving films.
Eizou is a broader term for any video, footage, or image, while Eiga specifically refers to a cinematographic film.
使用说明
The standard verb used with eiga is 'miru' (to see/watch). It refers to the medium of film in general, regardless of whether it is viewed at a theater or at home.
常见错误
Beginners sometimes confuse 'eiga' with 'eigo' (English). Also, do not use 'suru' directly with 'eiga' to mean 'watching'; always use 'o miru'.
记忆技巧
Ei (projection/reflection) + Ga (picture). Think of it as an 'A-list (Ei) Great (Ga)' picture show.
词源
From the kanji 映 (projection/reflect) and 画 (picture/brushstroke), literally meaning 'projected pictures'.
语法模式
文化背景
In Japan, movie tickets are often standardized at 1,900-2,000 yen, and many theaters offer 'First Day' or 'Ladies' Day' discounts.
快速测验
日曜日に___を見に行きます。
正确!
正确答案是: 映画
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