「めっちゃ」や「じみに」 多くの人が使ってもいいと答える
”Mecha” and ”Jimi ni” Many people answered that they could use it
”Mecha” and ”Jimi ni” Many people answered that they could use it
文化庁は今年3月、日本語の新しい言い方について調べました
In March of this year, the Agency for Cultural Affairs investigated a new way of saying Japanese.
In March of this year, the Agency for Cultural Affairs investigated a new way of saying Japanese.
16歳以上の人に質問をして、3794人が答えました
Asked questions to people over the age of 16 and answered 3794
Asked questions to people over the age of 16 and answered 3794
「とても」を意味する「めっちゃ」という言い方について質問しました
I asked about the word ”mecha” which means ”very”
I asked about the word ”mecha” which means ”very”
「ほかの人が使うのが気にならない」と答えた人は、81%でした
81% of the respondents answered that they don’t mind using it by others.
81% of the respondents answered that they don’t mind using it by others.
「そっこう帰る」などの言い方で「すぐ」という意味の「そっこう」は、60%以上の人が「気にならない」と答えました
More than 60% of the respondents answered that ”I don’t care” for ”Soko”, which means ”immediately” in terms such as ”I’m going home”.
More than 60% of the respondents answered that ”I don’t care” for ”Soko”, which means ”immediately” in terms such as ”I’m going home”.
「じみに痛い」などの言い方で「騒ぐほどではないが痛い」という意味の「じみに」も同じぐらいでした
The same was true for ”jimi ni”, which means ”it hurts, though not so much as to make noise” in terms such as ”jimi ni hurts”.
The same was true for ”jimi ni”, which means ”it hurts, though not so much as to make noise” in terms such as ”jimi ni hurts”.
この3つは、多くの人が使ってもいいと考えていることがわかりました
It turns out that many people are willing to use these three
It turns out that many people are willing to use these three
しかし、「鬼かわいい」などの言い方で「とても」を意味する「鬼」は、「気にならない」と答えた人が26%だけでした
However, only 26% of the respondents answered that ”demon”, which means ”very” in terms such as ”demon cute”, ”doesn’t bother me”.
However, only 26% of the respondents answered that ”demon”, which means ”very” in terms such as ”demon cute”, ”doesn’t bother me”.
The Agency for Cultural Affairs says, ”It is important to consider the place where you speak and the age of the person you are talking to.”
The Agency for Cultural Affairs says, ”It is important to consider the place where you speak and the age of the person you are talking to.”
「めっちゃ」や「じみに」 多くの人が使ってもいいと答える
”Mecha” and ”Jimi ni” Many people answered that they could use it
”Mecha” and ”Jimi ni” Many people answered that they could use it
文化庁は今年3月、日本語の新しい言い方について調べました
In March of this year, the Agency for Cultural Affairs investigated a new way of saying Japanese.
In March of this year, the Agency for Cultural Affairs investigated a new way of saying Japanese.
16歳以上の人に質問をして、3794人が答えました
Asked questions to people over the age of 16 and answered 3794
Asked questions to people over the age of 16 and answered 3794
「とても」を意味する「めっちゃ」という言い方について質問しました
I asked about the word ”mecha” which means ”very”
I asked about the word ”mecha” which means ”very”
「ほかの人が使うのが気にならない」と答えた人は、81%でした
81% of the respondents answered that they don’t mind using it by others.
81% of the respondents answered that they don’t mind using it by others.
「そっこう帰る」などの言い方で「すぐ」という意味の「そっこう」は、60%以上の人が「気にならない」と答えました
More than 60% of the respondents answered that ”I don’t care” for ”Soko”, which means ”immediately” in terms such as ”I’m going home”.
More than 60% of the respondents answered that ”I don’t care” for ”Soko”, which means ”immediately” in terms such as ”I’m going home”.
「じみに痛い」などの言い方で「騒ぐほどではないが痛い」という意味の「じみに」も同じぐらいでした
The same was true for ”jimi ni”, which means ”it hurts, though not so much as to make noise” in terms such as ”jimi ni hurts”.
The same was true for ”jimi ni”, which means ”it hurts, though not so much as to make noise” in terms such as ”jimi ni hurts”.
この3つは、多くの人が使ってもいいと考えていることがわかりました
It turns out that many people are willing to use these three
It turns out that many people are willing to use these three
しかし、「鬼かわいい」などの言い方で「とても」を意味する「鬼」は、「気にならない」と答えた人が26%だけでした
However, only 26% of the respondents answered that ”demon”, which means ”very” in terms such as ”demon cute”, ”doesn’t bother me”.
However, only 26% of the respondents answered that ”demon”, which means ”very” in terms such as ”demon cute”, ”doesn’t bother me”.
The Agency for Cultural Affairs says, ”It is important to consider the place where you speak and the age of the person you are talking to.”
The Agency for Cultural Affairs says, ”It is important to consider the place where you speak and the age of the person you are talking to.”