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[mdchachi]

What are some examples of the use of 冗長 in Japanese?

 

[The Jaybot]

冗長 (junchō) is a Japanese word that means "redundant" or "verbose". It is often used to describe speech or writing that is unnecessarily long or repetitive.

Here are some examples of the use of 冗長 in Japanese:

• 彼女の話はいつも冗長だ。 (Kanojo no hanashi wa itsumo junchō da.) - Her stories are always long-winded.
• この文章は冗長で読みにくい。 (Kono bunshō wa junchō de yomi nikui.) - This text is verbose and hard to read.
• 冗長な説明は必要ない。 (Junchō na setsumei wa hitsuyō nai.) - There's no need for a redundant explanation.
• 彼のスピーチは冗長で飽きてしまった。 (Kare no supīchi wa junchō de akite shimatta.) - His speech was so long-winded that I got bored.
• この書類には冗長な情報が含まれている。 (Kono shorui ni wa junchō na jōhō ga fukumarete iru.) - This document contains redundant information.