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   This characters is not actually pronounced, but rather it means to take a small pause. In the case of にっぽん, instead of pronouncing it as "nitsupon", you would be pronouncing it like "ni [small pause] pon" which is romanised as "nippon" which has a natural pause between the two 'p's.

2. www.reddit.com › r › LearnJapaneseThe importance of taking breaks. : r/LearnJapanese - Reddit

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   I am disagreeing with your basic premise. Taking a break can reinvigorate your passion for learning, but it will slow down your progress. On days that I decide to take a break, I usually still end up doing a few flash cards, reading or listening to something in Japanese anyway out of pure habit.

3. japanesetactics.com › what-is-break-in-japaneseWhat Is “Break” In Japanese? 4 Answers - Japanese Tactics

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   In Japanese, the word for “to take” is とる (toru) and they also use this word in the phrase 休憩を取る (kyuukei o toru) to say “take a break” just like we do. Pretty neat! It’s Break Time!

4. japaneseparticlesmaster.xyz › yasumu-in-japaneseYasumu is the Japanese verb for ‘to take a break’, explained

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   Jun 14, 2023 · yasumu – 休む (やすむ) : a verb meaning ‘to take a break’, ‘to take a day off’, ‘to take a vacation’, or such in Japanese. Japanese native speakers use this verb when they take a break regardless of the duration.

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   Jun 26, 2020 · Take a break. This is a way that quite a number of people neglect and forget to do. You always have to take a break, and not just a short pause in between grammar points and kanji memorization sessions. When you’re at quite a low level of motivation, it’s best to take a break from the Japanese language fully.

6. howtosayguide.com › how-to-say-take-a-break-inHow to Say “Take a Break” in Japanese: A Comprehensive Guide

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   Feb 21, 2018 · 1. 休憩をとる (Kyūkei o toru) – This is a straightforward and universally understood way of saying “take a break” in a formal context. Example: 会議の中で疲れたら、休憩をとってください。 (Kaigi no naka de tsukaretara, kyūkei o totte kudasai.) – When you feel tired during the meeting, please take a break. 2.

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   What is the Japanese word for break?

   • the Japanese word for "Break" is "Kyuuka", written in japanese as "休暇". Here's a more detailed explanation: The noun '休暇 (きゅうか)' means 'break'. It refers to a period of time off from work or other obligations, such as a vacation or holiday. It can also be used to describe a rest period or intermission.

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   What is the difference between Sukoshi and Kudasai?

   • sukoshi – 少し (すこし) : an adverb meaning ‘a little’, ‘a few’, ‘a bit’, or such in Japanese. kudasai – ください : one conjugation of the verb, “kudasaru”, which means ‘to give’ or such in Japanese. When this follows a verb, however, this can work like an auxiliary verb to add the meaning of ‘please’.

   Yasumu is the Japanese verb for ‘to take a break’, explained

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   How do you write a chiisai tsu?

   • The chiisai-tsu (small tsu) should be covered by any basic hiragana book, a good alternative is wikipedia's hiragana article. From the writing section: A small tsu っ, called a sokuon, indicates that the following consonant is geminated (doubled). For example, compare さか saka "hill" with さっか sakka "author".

   Why is there a "tsu" in Nippon (にっぽん)? [duplicate]

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   The noun '休暇 (きゅうか)' means 'break'. It refers to a period of time off from work or other obligations, such as a vacation or holiday. It can also be used to describe a rest period or intermission. For example: I will take a break next week - (来週、休暇を取ります). She is on vacation this month - (彼女は今月休暇中 ...