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異なる種類の

itonaru shurui no
phrase★Intermediate— different types of
general

Referring to items, concepts, or entities that belong to distinct categories or groups.

異なる種類の動物がこの公園に住んでいます。

Different types of animals live in this park.

彼女は異なる種類の音楽を聴くのが好きです。

She enjoys listening to different types of music.

💡

This phrase is commonly used to describe variety or diversity in categories.

Collocations

異なる種類の食べ物different types of food異なる種類の服different types of clothing

Synonyms

色々な種類の様々な種類の

Antonyms

同じ種類の

Related Phrases

様々な種類のphrase
various types of

💡Pro Tip

Usage Tip

This phrase is versatile and can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

📖Word Origin

Composed of 異なる (itonaru, 'different') and 種類 (shurui, 'type/kind'), forming a common descriptive phrase.

📝Usage Notes

Often used to emphasize diversity or contrast between categories.

Word Breakdown

異なる
different
adjective
+
種類
type/kind
noun
+
の
possessive particle
particle
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