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    3. 幼児

    幼児

    幼よう児じ

    young child

    N2KMT5News #7+1CoreNounFamily & RelationshipsKanji Vocab12 strokes

    ようじ

    Noun

    1.
    young child, toddler
    2.
    child over 1 but not yet of school age
    law

    Stroke 0 / 12

    Speed1.0x

    公こう園えんで幼よう児じが遊あそんでいます。

    Toddlers are playing in the park.

    KMT3Family & RelationshipsDaily Life
    幼よう児じの教きょう育いくは、家か庭ていでの愛あい情じょうが最もっとも大たい切せつです。

    For early childhood education, love at home is the most important.

    KMT5Family & RelationshipsEducation
    幼よう児じ向むけの絵え本ほんを読よみ聞きかせました。

    I read a picture book aloud for the toddler.

    KMT5Family & RelationshipsLiterature
    この保ほ育いく園えんでは、幼よう児じの個こ性せいを尊そん重ちょうした保ほ育いくを行おこなっています。

    This nursery school provides childcare that respects the individuality of each toddler.

    KMT5EducationFamily & Relationships
    幼よう児じ期きの経けい験けんは、その後ごの人じん格かく形けい成せいに大 きな影いきょ響うを与あたえます。

    Experiences in early childhood have a significant impact on later personality development.

    KMT6Family & RelationshipsEmotions & Psychology

    Kanji that make up this word

    幼
    おさな.い…(3)
    infancy・childhood
    児
    こ・-こ・-っこ…(4)
    newborn babe・child・young of animals
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