お土産 vs. 手土産: Do You Think Both Are a Souvenir?
What is the difference between “お土産 and 手土産“? What is used for “手土産“? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduce what their subtle differences are and how you correctly use them such as native speakers today!
[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmark-circle” wrap=”i”] お土産 (omiyage)
[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] Souvenir / 特产 / 기념품 / Đặc sản, quà lưu niệm
“お土産” means “Souvenir” and which has been used as the meaning of “a usually small and relatively inexpensive thing that is kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event.”. The basic way to use it is “___はお土産を買う。(___ buy a souvenir.)”, “私は___からお土産をもらう。(I am given a souvenir from ___.)”, etc. For instance, “私はお土産を買う。(I buy a souvenir.)”, “私は友達からお土産をもうう。(I am given a souvenir from my friend.)”, etc. The tips for using it is that “お土産” is used as the meaning of “you buy a SOUVENIR in a TRAVELING DESTINATION”. Everybody could use “お土産” both in daily conversations as casual and in business situations as formal such as “お土産をもらったよ。(I was given a souvenir.)” and “お土産をもらいました。(I was given a souvenir.)”.
お土産ありがとう！ (Thanks for the souvenir!) (谢谢你的特产！) (기념품 고마워!) (Cảm ơn bạn vì món quà!)
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オーストラリアのお土産にクッキーをもらいました。 (I received a box of cookies as a souvenir from Australia.) (我收到了澳大利亚的特产的饼干。) (호주에서의 기념품으로 쿠키를 받았습니다.) (Tôi đã nhận được món quà từ Úc là bánh quy.)
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お土産よろしくね！草 (I’m looking forward to my souvenirs! hehe) (记得伴手礼！哈) (기념품 부탁해! 하하.) (Nhớ mua quà lưu niệm cho tớ nhé! Hihi)
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[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmark-circle” wrap=”i”] 手土産 (temiyage)
[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] Present (brought by a visitor) / 伴手礼 / 간단한 선물 / Quà cáp
“手土産” means “Present” and which has been used as the meaning of “a usually small and relatively inexpensive thing for an owner of his/her house which a visitor brings with their gratitude”. The basic way to use it is “___は手土産を買う。(___ buy a present.)”, “私は___から手土産をもうう。(I am given a present from ___.)”, etc. For instance, “私は手土産を買う。(I buy a present.)”, “私は友達から手土産をもうう。(I am given a present from my friend.)”, etc. The tips for using it is that “手土産” is used as the meaning of “a visitor buys a PRESENT for an owner of his/her house with their GRATITUDE in visiting their house” such as snacks, sweets, beverage or even liquors for a party or something. Because visitors use their house. Everybody could use “手土産” both in daily conversations as casual and in business situations as formal such as “手土産をもらったよ。(I was given a present.)” and “手土産をもらいました。(I was given a present.)”. Although they are the same usage, a purpose of them is different.
手土産ありがとう！ (Thanks for the present!) (谢谢你的伴手礼！) (선물 고마워!) (Cảm ơn bạn vì món quà!)
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手土産にクッキーをもらいました。 (I received a box of cookies as a present.) (我收到饼干的伴手礼。) (선물로 쿠기를 받았습니다.) (Tôi đã nhận được quà là bánh quy.)
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手土産よろしくね！草 (I’m looking forward to my present! hehe) (记得给我带礼物喔！哈) (선물 부탁해! 하하.) (Nhớ mua quà cho tớ nhé! Hihi)
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手土産買ってきたよ！ (I’ve got a present for you!) (我买了一些伴手礼！) (선물 사 왔어!) (Tớ mua quà về rồi đây này!)
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