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How do you say "notification" in Japanese?
通知
tsuuchi
In Japanese, "notification" is 通知 (tsuuchi).
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Pronunciation
Tsuuchi opens with a tricky 'tsu' cluster, then a long 'uu', so it's 'TSUU-chi', front-loaded and short.
Writing and usage
通知 is written using kanji. It's a noun, 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
画面に通知が表示された。
gamen ni tsuuchi ga hyoujisa reta.
A notification popped up on the screen.
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How to remember 通知
Tsuuchi sounds like a quick 'choo' sneeze, the same abrupt little alert as a notification buzzing your phone.
Related words
- computer コンピューター konpyuutaa
- laptop ノートパソコン nootopasokon
- smartphone スマートフォン sumaatofon
- tablet タブレット taburetto
- charger 充電器 juudenki
- headphone ヘッドホン heddohon
- microphone マイク maiku
- camera カメラ kamera
- router ルーター ruutaa
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Questions about 通知
How do you pronounce 通知?
Tsuuchi opens with a tricky 'tsu' cluster, then a long 'uu', so it's 'TSUU-chi', front-loaded and short.
Is 通知 formal or casual?
通知 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 通知 written in Japanese?
通知 is written using kanji. Romanised, it reads as tsuuchi.
Where can I practice Japanese words for free?
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