Meaning
To emphasize that something is of great significance or value.
Cultural Background
Japanese people often use 'daiji' to show they value a relationship. Saying 'You are important' is a deep compliment. In business, 'daiji' is used to show professional commitment to a task.
Use with 'na'
When using 'totemo daiji' before a noun, always add 'na'. Example: 'totemo daiji na koto'.
Meaning
To emphasize that something is of great significance or value.
Use with 'na'
When using 'totemo daiji' before a noun, always add 'na'. Example: 'totemo daiji na koto'.
Test Yourself
Select the correct phrase for 'Very important'.
Which is correct?
'Daiji' means important, 'Daijoubu' means okay, 'Ookii' means big.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesWhich is correct?
'Daiji' means important, 'Daijoubu' means okay, 'Ookii' means big.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it is very common to say someone is 'totemo daiji'.
Related Phrases
大切 (taisetsu)
synonymCherished/Important
