Japanese Sentences About Media

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Master your Japanese vocabulary with Clozemaster's engaging collection of 20 Japanese sentences focused on "Media". Perfect for intermediate Japanese learners, this resource is designed to enhance your comprehension of Japanese phrases in context. With text-to-speech audio accompanying each sentence, along with their English translations, you'll effortlessly bolster your language skills and grasp the nuances of media-related discussions. Whether you're looking to polish your proficiency or expand your expression range, our curated list of Japanese sentences, complete with audio, offers an immersive experience to elevate your command of intermediate Japanese. Start learning today and take a significant stride towards Japanese fluency!

Sentences and translations are from native speakers. Audio is high quality text-to-speech. Sentences are sampled from the Japanese from English Fluency Fast Track collections on Clozemaster.


  • 一部の新聞はニュースを歪曲している。

    Some newspapers distorted the news.

  • カメラマンはイベント全体を撮影した。

    The cameraman filmed the entire event.

  • 多くの国では、すべてのテレビ番組に字幕があるのが普通だ。

    In many countries, it is normal for all television programmes to have subtitles.

  • 子供たちは一般的に漫画を見るのが好きです。

    Children generally love watching cartoons.

  • 市長の演説は公開放送されました。

    The mayor's speech was broadcast in public.

  • 広告は洗脳の一形態だと考える人もいます。

    Some people think that advertising is a form of brainwashing.

  • その広告は見た目にも美しいものでした。

    The advertisement was visually striking.

  • 彼女は毎晩ニュースを報道しています。

    She reports the news every night.

  • そのドキュメンタリーは戦争の暴虐行為を生々しく描写しました。

    The documentary depicted war atrocities vividly.

  • 放送局は毎日のニュースを放送します。

    The station broadcasts daily news.

  • その新聞の出版社はとても公平だ。

    The publishers of that newspaper are very liberal.

  • 日本の最新トレンドについてレポートしたいと思います。

    We would like to report on the latest trends in Japan.

  • テレビに映される暴力は、とりわけ若い人たちに影響を与えます。

    Television shows violence, which influences, above all, younger people.

  • 民主主義においてはジャーナリズムが独立していることが重要です。

    In a democracy, it is important for journalism to be independent.

  • 移動中はラジオを聴きます。

    I listen to the radio while in transit.

  • トムはテレビを見ています。

    Tom is watching TV.

  • テレビは見ますか?

    Do you watch TV?

  • その記者はたくさんの質問をしました。

    The reporter asked many questions.

  • トムはパパラッチに追われている。

    Tom is being chased by paparazzi.

  • トムは通常見出しだけを読む。

    Tom usually only reads the headlines.


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