共通 (きょうつう, kyoutsuu) Japanese meaning: common | KotomoraCommon word›JLPTN3›Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000共通する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
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| Dictionary | 共通する | 共通しない |
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| Polite | 共通します | 共通しません |
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| Past polite | 共通しました | 共通しませんでした |
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| Past | 共通した | 共通しなかった |
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| Te-form | 共通して | 共通しないで |
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| Desire | 共通したい | 共通したくない |
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| Potential | 共通できる | 共通できない |
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| Passive | 共通される | 共通されない |
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| Causative | 共通させる | 共通させない |
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| Causative passive | 共通させられる | 共通させられない |
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| Volitional | 共通しよう | |
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| Polite volitional | 共通しましょう | |
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| Imperative | 共通しろ | 共通するな |
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| Conditional | 共通すれば | 共通しなければ |
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| Tara conditional | 共通したら | 共通しなかったら |
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に
は
共
通
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趣
味
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This problem is common to many people.
Usage patterns
〈人〉と〈事〉が共通するto have something (e.g. an interest) in common with someone
I have the same hobbies as her.
〈人〉共通の〈物〉something shared/common to a group of people
This is a goal common to all of us.
〈物〉に共通する〈点〉a point/feature common to a set of things
What is the common point among these works?
〈場所〉共通の〈物〉something common throughout a whole region/scope, -wide
English is said to be a language common to the whole world.
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共通 describes something shared by many things or groups, the opposite of 特有, which describes something unique to just one.
独自 means original or unique to one person or thing, while 共通 means shared or common among multiple things.
共
通
性
commonality; shared characteristics
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common point; common denominator
worldwide; universal; common to all countries
common to all humanity; shared by humanity
public value; shared value
common factor