意思
A road that is free from danger or risk.
文化背景
Safety is a cultural obsession. 'Safety First' is a common motto in schools and workplaces. Often values 'risk-taking' as a sign of leadership, contrasting with the Japanese view. Similar to Japan, values stability and 'safe' paths in life to avoid bringing shame to the family. Hospitality often involves guiding guests on the 'safe path' to ensure their well-being.
Remember the 'na'
Since {安全|あんぜん} is a na-adjective, always add 'na' before the noun.
Safety First
In Japan, safety is a core value. Using this phrase shows you understand that priority.
意思
A road that is free from danger or risk.
Remember the 'na'
Since {安全|あんぜん} is a na-adjective, always add 'na' before the noun.
Safety First
In Japan, safety is a core value. Using this phrase shows you understand that priority.
自我测试
Fill in the blank with the correct particle.
彼は____道を選んだ。
Na-adjectives need 'na' before a noun.
Which phrase is correct?
Choose the correct way to say 'safe path'.
{安全|あんぜん} is for physical safety, and 'na' is required.
Complete the dialogue.
A: どの道を行く？ B: ____。
This is the most natural response to a question about which path to take.
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3 练习彼は____道を選んだ。
Na-adjectives need 'na' before a noun.
Choose the correct way to say 'safe path'.
{安全|あんぜん} is for physical safety, and 'na' is required.
A: どの道を行く？ B: ____。
This is the most natural response to a question about which path to take.
🎉 得分： /3
常见问题
2 个问题Yes, it can metaphorically mean a 'safe' or 'secure' way to do something online.
It is neutral. It works in both casual and formal settings.
相关表达
無難な道
synonymA safe/unobjectionable path
安心な道
contrastA path that gives peace of mind
安定した道
similarA stable path
険しい道
contrastA steep/difficult path
