N21496/1725

書かき取とり

nounnoun (generic)

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かきとり

Meanings

writing down from other written material, writing kanji text from hiragana
transcription (of spoken material), dictation

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Example sentences

先生せんせいは毎週まいしゅう書き取りかきとりのテストてすとをします。

The teacher gives a dictation test every week.

書き取りかきとりの練習れんしゅうをすると漢字かんじが覚おぼえやすくなります。

If you practice transcription, kanji becomes easier to memorize.

ひらがなで書かかれた文章ぶんしょうの書き取りかきとりは、漢字かんじの学習がくしゅうに効果的こうかてきだそうです。

I hear that transcribing hiragana text into kanji is effective for learning kanji.

音声おんせいを聞ききながら書き取りかきとりをするのは、なかなか難むずかしい。

It is quite difficult to do dictation while listening to audio.

このクラスでは、ニュースの書き取りかきとり課題かだいが毎週まいしゅう課かせられており、学生がくせいたちは正確せいかくに聞きき取とる力ちからを養やしなっている。

In this class, a news dictation assignment is given every week, and students are developing the ability to listen accurately.

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