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かっさい

applause; cheers; acclamation

The audience gave him generous applause for his performance.

Refers to expressing approval or admiration, typically by clapping or shouting.

to do, to make

I eat breakfast after exercising every morning.

する is one of the most versatile verbs in Japanese. It combines with nouns to create compound verbs (勉強する = to study). Also used for making decisions, causing states, and many idiomatic expressions.

all; every; all possible

After considering it from all angles, we decided to adopt this plan.

Used to emphasize that nothing is left out. More formal than 'すべて'.

そんざい

existence; presence

His presence is very significant for the team.

Refers to the state of existing or being present in a certain place or context.

possessive particle indicating belonging, attribution, or relationship

Mother's cooking is the most delicious.

Connects two nouns to show possession or attribution. The modifying noun comes before の, and the modified noun comes after. Can also connect clauses when nominalizing.

きゅうせいしゅ

savior; messiah

He is the savior who saved the company from the brink of bankruptcy.

Originally referring to the Messiah in Christianity, it is commonly used metaphorically for a person who saves an organization or team from a difficult situation.

いま

now, the present

I'll start studying from now.

Can function as both noun and adverb. 今から means 'from now on', 今まで means 'until now'. Different from さっき (just now) and これから (from now on, future-oriented).

precisely; especially; (particle for emphasis)

This time for sure, I want to succeed.

A particle used to emphasize the preceding word, indicating that 'this and nothing else' is the focus.