homonym Comparative
僅か
VS
わずか
Diferencias entre "僅か" y "わずか"
Opción A
僅か
Meaning
only a small amount; a little; merely
Reading
わずか (wazuka)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
彼は僅かな時間でその仕事を終えた。
He finished the work in a short amount of time.
Opción B
わずか
Meaning
only a little, a small amount, slight, meager
Reading
わずか (wazuka)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
彼はわずかなチャンスをものにした。
He seized a slight chance.
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only a small amount; a little; merely
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Matiz de Contexto:
- 僅か: Often used to express a small quantity, degree, or short time. It can imply insufficiency or being barely enough. 「少し」よりも数量が少ないニュアンスがあります。
- わずか: Noun, adjectival noun, or adverb. Emphasizes the smallness or meagerness of quantity, time, or degree. Often implies that something is surprisingly small.
- 僅か: Often used to express a small quantity, degree, or short time. It can imply insufficiency or being barely enough. 「少し」よりも数量が少ないニュアンスがあります。
- わずか: Noun, adjectival noun, or adverb. Emphasizes the smallness or meagerness of quantity, time, or degree. Often implies that something is surprisingly small.
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