How to say capital in Japanese

JLPTN3
都★【みやこmiyako】京

noun:

  • capital; metropolis; seat of government
  • capital (of music, fashion, etc.); city (e.g. of light)
  • location of the Imperial Palace

Example Sentences

労働集約roudoushuuyaku・資本集約shihonshuuyakuをwo超えてkoete、時代jidaiはhaナレッジNAREJJI・インテンシブ/INTENSHIBUへheとto大きくookikuシフトSHIFUTOしshiてteいるiru。
Surpassing labour intensive, capital intensive, the age has shifted greatly to knowledge intensive.
文bunをwo書くkakuときtokiにはniha、ふつうfutsuu大文字daimonjiでde始めhajime、ピリオドPIRIODO（.）、またはmataha感嘆符kantanfu（!）、疑問符gimonfu（?）、でde終わるowaru。
When writing a sentence, generally you start with a capital letter and finish with a period (.), an exclamation mark (!), or a question mark (?).
文章bunshouはha大文字daimonjiでde書きkaki始めhajimeなくてはならないnakutehanaranai。
You must begin a sentence with a capital letter.
文bunはha大文字daimonjiでde始まるhajimaru。
Sentences begin with a capital letter.
文bunのno初めhajimeにはniha大文字daimonjiがga用いられるmochiirareru。
A capital letter is used at the beginning of a sentence.

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