elementary in Japanese
elementary in Japanese is 基本的 — elementary means simple and basic; easy to understand.
elementary in Japanese
基本的
Pronounced: kihonteki
Relating to the basic, essential or fundamental part of something.
What does "elementary" mean?
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adj Simple and basic; easy to understand.
"The instructions were elementary, so everyone finished the task within a few minutes."
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adj Relating to the earliest stage of education (elementary school).
"My sister works at an elementary school near the town centre."
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elementary in a sentence
- The instructions were elementary, so everyone finished the task within a few minutes.
- The math problem was elementary — even a child could solve it.
- My sister works at an elementary school near the town centre.
- Children in elementary classes learn to read, write and count.
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What is "elementary" in Japanese?
"elementary" in Japanese is 基本的. elementary means: Simple and basic; easy to understand.
How do you pronounce 基本的?
"elementary" in Japanese is 基本的, pronounced "kihonteki".
How do you use "elementary" in a sentence?
Example: "The instructions were elementary, so everyone finished the task within a few minutes." In Japanese, "elementary" is 基本的.
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