Definition of 文化的 (ぶんかてき)
ぶんかてき
文化的
ぶんかてき
bunkateki
Common word
na-adjective
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cultural
Related Kanji
| 文 | sentence, literature, style, art, decoration, figures, plan, literary radical (no. 67) |
| 化 | change, take the form of, influence, enchant, delude, -ization |
| 的 | bull's eye, mark, target, object, adjective ending |
Conjugations
na-adjective
Plain
Polite
Negative
Negative (Polite)
Present Indicative
- Non-past, present and future tense
文化的だ
ぶんかてきだ
bunkatekida
文化的です
ぶんかてきです
bunkatekidesu
文化的ではない
ぶんかてきではない
bunkatekidewanai
文化的じゃない
ぶんかてきじゃない
bunkatekijanai
文化的ではありません
ぶんかてきではありません
bunkatekidewaarimasen
Past Indicative
- Perfective, past-tense
文化的だった
ぶんかてきだった
bunkatekidatta
文化的でした
ぶんかてきでした
bunkatekideshita
文化的ではなかった
ぶんかてきではなかった
bunkatekidewanakatta
文化的ではありませんでした
ぶんかてきではありませんでした
bunkatekidewaarimasendeshita
Volitional
- We will.., We intend to.., Lets..
文化的かろう
ぶんかてきかろう
bunkatekikarou
Presumptive
- Probably.. Maybe..
文化的だろう
ぶんかてきだろう
bunkatekidarou
te-form
文化的で
ぶんかてきで
bunkatekide
Na adjective
文化的な
ぶんかてきな
bunkatekina
Adverb
文化的に
ぶんかてきに
bunkatekini
Provisional
- Hypothetical conditional, If (hypothetical)..
文化的であれば
ぶんかてきであれば
bunkatekideareba
文化的なら
ぶんかてきなら
bunkatekinara
文化的ではなければ
ぶんかてきではなければ
bunkatekidewanakereba
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Example sentences(showing 5 results)
In the case of language, however, it is only the ability to talk and understand that we inherit genetically; the particular language or languages that we speak are passed on to us not by genetic transmission but by cultural transmission
If the other person does mention his family, then it is perfectly OK to ask about the ages of the children, and if you have children, to compare educational and cultural differences in raising children
When we say that a language is culturally transmitted - that is, that it is learned rather than inherited - we mean that it is part of that whole complex of learned and shared behavior that anthropologists call culture