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waty
What's the different between "Gakusei" and "Seito"
I'm just starting learning Japanese, and according the book, both meaning are "student". Please add examples in the explanation.
2008년 11월 4일 오후 2:08
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"Gakusei" is used for university students.
"Seito" is used for high school students.
"Jidou" is used for elementary school pupils.
2008년 11월 5일
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>Kylecito
"daigaku(university) no gakusei" is "daigakusei".
"koutougakkou(high school) no seito" is "koukousei".
"chuugakkou(middle high school) no seito" is "chuugakusei".
"shougakkou(elementary school) no jidou" is "shougakusei".
2008년 11월 5일
In case anyone reads this again... I had learned 'high school student' as 'koukousei'. Which is used normally for highschoolers?
2008년 11월 5일
"Gakusei" can be used for students of all ages. "Seito", however, is usually used for younger students of high school age or below.
2008년 11월 5일
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