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こくれん
国連
のビルは１９５２
ねん
年
に
た
建
てられた。
The United Nations Building was built in 1952.
Grammar and points of interest
verb passive form verb passive form
 
is done
国連のビルは１９５２年に建てられた。
particle に particle に
 
an overview of the uses of に
国連のビルは１９５２年に建てられた。
Conjugations and inflections
  建てられた is the past form of the passive form of ichidan verb 建てる   ALL INFLECTIONS
Words
こ く れ ん 0
noun
United Nations; UN  (see also: 国際連合; abbreviation)
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ビ ル 1
noun
1. multi-floor building; multi-storey building  (see also: ビルディング; abbreviation)
2. bill
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ね ん 1
noun
1. year (e.g. AD)
2. counter for years
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た て る 2
ichidan verb, transitive verb
to build; to construct
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Kanji
国
コク   くに country   
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玉
ギョク   たま jewel   
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王
オウ    king   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
土
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
丶
dot   
囗
box, enclosure   
連
レン   つれる to take, to lead   つらねる to line up   つらなる to extend   
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車
シャ   くるま car   
⻌
move
年
ネン   とし year   
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ジン   ニン   ひと man   
ヰ
wheel around
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建
ケン   コン   たつ to be built   たてる to build   
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廴
long stride
聿
writing brush
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