How do you read 重点?

重点 is read じゅうてん (juuten), with nakadaka pitch accent (falls after mora 3).

How do you write 重点 in romaji?

重点 is written juuten in romaji, also spelled juten.

What kanji are in 重点?

重 (Heavy, Important); 点 (Spot, Point).

重点じゅうてん

Q: What JLPT level is 重点?

重点 is a JLPT N2 word (upper intermediate).

じゅうてん · juuten (also spelled juten)

JLPT N2 › noun

Important point, emphasis, stress, importance, priority

iteration mark
colon (punctuation)

Other ways to say “important point” in Japanese →

Nakadaka

falls after mora 3 · what is pitch accent?

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Kanji in this word

重Heavy, Important, Esteem 音じゅう・ちょう訓え・おも.い JLPT N4 · 9 strokes 点Spot, Point, Mark 音てん訓つ.ける・つ.く JLPT N3 · 9 strokes

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Words that share a kanji

重複じゅうふくduplication, repetition, overlapping 重いおもいheavy; serious 重～じゅう～heavy ~重役じゅうやくdirector, high executive 重点じゅうてんimportant point, lay stress on, emphasis 重量じゅうりょうheavyweight 点てんmark, score, grade; point, dot 点くつくto be started, to be switched on

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What does 重点 mean?

Important point, emphasis, stress, importance, priority. It can also mean: iteration mark; colon (punctuation).

How do you pronounce 重点?

じゅうてん (juuten). Pitch accent: nakadaka — falls after mora 3. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 重点?

JLPT N2 — upper intermediate. See the JLPT N2 guide.

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