阪本

This is the 10212th most frequent Japanese word.


阪本

"阪本" is a Japanese surname, transliterated as "Sakamoto."


The word "阪本" is used as a proper noun, specifically as a surname in this context, and is followed by the honorific "さん" to respectfully address the individual.

阪本さんは近くに住んでいます。

Mr. Sakamoto lives nearby.


Here, "阪本" is part of the name of a location or town, indicating a geographic usage.

阪本町は歴史ある街です。

Sakamoto Town is a historic town.


In this instance, "阪本" denotes someone's surname, followed by "先生" which means "teacher" or "professor," forming a respectful title.

阪本先生の授業はとても面白いです。

Professor Sakamoto's classes are very interesting.