Because of COVID-19 The epidemic , life in almost the world has changed a lot, and Japan is also one of the most affected countries. After 2020, new words such as "ソーシャルディススタンスススス After 2020, new words such as " new type コロナウイイルススス日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日本日� What Japanese characters are commonly used by Japanese people during the epidemic? Let’s look at the editor’s epidemic prevention Japanese teaching!
▋ Wear every day when you go out: "Mask"
The most important thing under the epidemic is "Mask ". The Japanese name of mask is "マスク", which originates from the English "mask".
masks are common in the Japanese market: one is cotton (ガーゼ) masks, and the other is non-woven (ふしょくふ) masks. The advantage of cotton masks is that they are highly moisturizing and can be used repeatedly after washing, but because of the material, it is difficult to block pollen and viruses. The non-woven mask has a filter layer, so it has a better effect in blocking viruses, but it cannot be reused. In addition, the Japanese word "mask" can also be used to refer to "face mask", so pay special attention.
▋ "COVID-19" virus that causes the epidemic Japanese people say this
The culprit of the epidemic "COVID-19" virus is called "new koji ロナウイルス" in Japanese, and it will also be abbreviated as "new koji ロナ" or "koji ロナ". "New Type of Coronavirus" translated into Chinese, it is "new coronavirus", Coronavirus is "coronavirus", Coronavirus is "coronavirus", イルス is "virus".
Because the term "new type of kojiロナウイルス" is too long, it is often referred to as "kojiロナ". There are quite a lot of words, such as "COVID-19 disaster", "COVID-19 fatality", and "COVID-19 fatigue". However, the word "Kojina" actually has nothing to do with viruses, but the meaning of coronavirus or halo. There is even a Japanese company called " Co., Ltd. Kojina".
▋ Distance between people: "Social distance" in Japanese
In order to prevent the spread of the epidemic, it is very important to keep a distance between people without contact. The term " Social Distance " is popular because of the epidemic, and is called " in Japanese" in ".
The word "口・・・ソスタンスススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススススス� If you want to talk about social distancing, this term is generally used in Japan. However, in English, it can actually be divided into two terms: "social distance" and "social distancing ", and the commonly used English is "social distancing". Because "social distance" is used to refer to the psychological distance between people, while "social distance" is the actual distance, there is a saying that "southーシャルディスタンシグ" is more correct.
▋ Things to do when you get home: "Wash your hands"
Under the epidemic, in order to prevent virus infection, the most important thing is to wash your hands. The Japanese word for washing hands is called "Handwash ", which is just inverted from the Chinese order.
"Hand washing" is not only the general meaning of hand washing, but I believe that people with experience in traveling in Japan will also find that the toilet is also called "Hand washing". In fact, just like the Chinese " Toilet ", you will wash your hands when you go to the toilet, so it has become one of the synonyms of the toilet. In addition, washing hands is called "hand washing", but hand washing milk is "" (hand soap) in English.
▋ You need to disinfect when you go out: "Alcohol", "Hand Washing Milk", "Disin gel"
Under the epidemic, it is safer to disinfect your hands when you have the chance to go out! The most common disinfectant products are " alcohol " (アルコール), " disinfectant gel " (sterilization) and " hand washing milk " (ハンドソープ). Store doors or toilets are common, and drug stores are also filled with these products.
According to the article on Kangjian website, the alcohol concentration is 75% to have the coagulation effect and penetration effect of protein , which can sterilize and disinfect. The best way is to use hand washing milk. Alcohol is used when the hands are not dirty or cannot be washed immediately.
Finally, organize Japanese single words related to epidemic prevention into tables to better confirm and remember!
Do you remember the Japanese word related to epidemic prevention?
