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How do you say "durable" in Japanese?
耐久性がある
taikyuusei gaaru
In Japanese, "durable" is 耐久性がある (taikyuusei gaaru).
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Pronunciation
Tai-kyuu-sei-ga-a-ru, six syllables, the long 'kyuu' held for two beats in the middle of the word.
Writing and usage
耐久性がある is written using kanji. It's a adjective, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
このブーツは強くて耐久性があります。
kono buutsu ha tsuyoku te taikyuusei gaarimasu.
These boots are strong and durable.
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How to remember 耐久性がある
Taikyuusei sounds like 'tie, cue, say' — tie it down tight and it'll hold up, cue durability.
Related words
- ancient 古代 kodai
- modern モダンな modan na
- traditional 伝統的な dentouteki na
- modernized 近代化された kindaika sareta
- stingy ケチ kechi
- humble 謙虚 kenkyo
- arrogant 傲慢だ gouman da
- flexible 柔軟な juunanna
- rigid 硬い katai
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Questions about 耐久性がある
How do you pronounce 耐久性がある?
Tai-kyuu-sei-ga-a-ru, six syllables, the long 'kyuu' held for two beats in the middle of the word.
Is 耐久性がある formal or casual?
耐久性がある is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech. The level of formality comes from the sentence structure around it, not from the word itself.
How is 耐久性がある written in Japanese?
耐久性がある is written using kanji. Romanised, it reads as taikyuusei gaaru.
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