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No. 1,586 in Japanese

娘

"Daughter."

In a sentence

  • 私の娘は大学生です。

    My daughter is a university student.

    Here, '娘' refers to the speaker's own daughter in a familial context, denoting the female offspring of the individual.

  • 昨日、隣の娘さんが手伝ってくれました。

    Yesterday, the neighbor's young daughter helped me.

    In this sentence, '娘さん' refers respectfully to someone else's daughter, showing courtesy and politeness in addressing individuals outside one's own immediate family.

  • その娘はとても歌が上手です。

    That young lady is very skilled at singing.

    Here, '娘' is used to denote a general young woman or girl, not specifically in the sense of familial connection, often contextually referring to youth and innocence.

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