Describes the occurrence of an event or situation once more after it has happened before, indicating repetition or recurrence in time.
Suggests an additional element or context that accompanies something previously mentioned, often implying a sense of continuity or accumulation.
Serves as a connector to introduce another idea or topic, signaling a transition in discussion or highlighting a contrast with the previous point.
Expresses a feeling of surprise or incredulity toward a situation, often used to question the validity of what has been stated or done before.
Example:
また会えて嬉しいよ。
Indicates the repetition of an event or situation, often contrary to expectations, emphasizing that the same circumstances have occurred once more.
A term used to express the idea of an occurrence happening again, often with a sense of reinforcement or emphasis on the repetition of an action or event.
Example:
またまた彼らはけんかをしているようです。
A term used to refer to an alternative name by which someone or something is known or identified.
A phrase indicating a second title or designation that may be used in place of the original name.
An expression denoting a different name that is often used for convenience or clarity in identification.
A conjunction used to present two or more options from which one can be selected, indicating that the choices are equally valid or permissible.
A term that suggests an alternative possibility, often used in contexts where either of the listed items may be chosen or accepted.
A word that serves to connect two or more elements, indicating that one may opt for any of the choices provided without preference or restriction.
Example:
紅茶またはコーヒーはいかが？
The act of lending something that was borrowed to another person, typically without the original owner's permission.
A process in which a borrower allows a third party to use an item they have rented, contradicting the terms of the original borrowing agreement.
The unauthorized practice of transferring the responsibility or enjoyment of a borrowed item to someone else, which could violate the initial terms of the loan.
Example:
本を又貸ししてはいけない。