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裸足

はだし

N3barefoot

Examples

子どもたちは裸足で砂浜を走り回った。

床にガラスが落ちているので、裸足で歩かないで。

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Study notes

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

  • Structure: 裸足(はだし) means bare feet, without shoes or socks.
  • Basic usage: It describes activities such as running on a beach or walking across a floor barefoot.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

  • Reading the whole word
    • 裸足 is read as the whole word はだし.
  • A particle marking state
    • In 裸足で歩く, marks the barefoot state, not the place where someone walks.

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