日本語は美しい言葉だと思います。
I think Japanese is a beautiful language.
He can speak three languages.
A single unit of language, or a fixed phrase. Can refer to vocabulary items or idiomatic expressions.
Please look up the meaning of this word in a dictionary.
"Thank you" is an important expression.
speech; manner of speaking; use of language
Focuses on how someone speaks, their choice of words, or the act of speaking. Often used with modifiers describing style or attitude.
His speech is always polite.
Please don't use violent language.
learning to speak; language acquisition
Refers to the process of a child beginning to speak. Often used in the phrase 言葉を覚える (to learn to speak).
Our child is still slow in learning to speak.
Toddlers learn to speak quickly.
The baby has gradually been learning to speak.
He's a person who uses polite language.
The two of them exchanged words for the first time.
I was asked a question and got stuck for words.
She spoke, carefully choosing her words.
I had trouble abroad because we couldn't understand each other's language.
発言 is a formal term for a specific remark or statement made in a discussion, while 言葉 more broadly covers anything someone says.
言葉 is the everyday, general word for 'word' or 'language', while 言 is a formal, literary term mainly found in written or compound contexts.
言葉 is a broad term for a word, phrase, or language in general, while 一言 specifically means a single short utterance or brief remark.
言葉 is a broad, everyday term for language or speech, while 語句 is a narrower, more technical term used in text analysis or study.
言葉 covers language, speech, or expression broadly, whereas ワード refers specifically to a single word or term.
wording; choice of words; speech; expression
written word; written language
word ending; way of ending one's words · slip of the tongue; verbal mistake
fighting words; inflammatory words; provocative remark
retort; comeback; sharp reply
native Japanese word; word of Japanese origin
your words; what you say · a few words (of welcome, advice, etc.)
spoken language; spoken words · language
local dialect; vernacular; provincialism · national language
women's language; feminine speech
mountain language; euphemisms used by hunters and woodsmen in the wild
island language; island dialect
God's word; word of God
epistolary language; language used in letter writing
sharp parting remark; cutting farewell words
sailor's euphemisms; taboo words at sea
Rarely used kanji form.
Rarely used kanji form.