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The kanji for the word「ちょうど」( 丁度) is usually written in kana. But when is the kanji use of the word acceptable? Is this kanji used when one likes it better, or in difficult books, or . . . ?
The kanji for the word「ちょうど」( 丁度) is usually written in kana. But when is the kanji use of the word acceptable? Is this kanji used when one likes it better, or in difficult books, or . . . ?
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Both fine. I think, 丁度 seems a little old and formal. It tends to be used in books, especially they were written some time, say 30 years or more years, ago.
But again, you can use 丁度 if you like and acceptable even now.
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Both fine. I think, 丁度 seems a little old and formal. It tends to be used in books, especially they were written some time, say 30 years or more years, ago.
But again, you can use 丁度 if you like and acceptable even now.
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丁度 is an old-fashioned style word, so you would see it in old Japanese books. It isn't necessarily difficult. You can use it if you prefer kanji to kana.
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