当選 vs. 選挙: Here’s A Perfect Guide How To Use Them
What is the difference between “当選 and 選挙“? Which do you use when you won tickets? 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”] 当選する(tousen-suru)
[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] Win the lottery, tickets / 当选 / 당선 / Trúng cử/ trúng giải
“当選する” means “Win the lottery or tickets” and which is used as the meaning of “to have a winning ticket in a lottery”. The basic way to use it is “私は___が当選する。(I win ___)”, etc. For instance, “私は食事券が当選する。(I win a meal ticket.)”, etc. The tips for using it are that “当選する” is basically used for the meaning of “WIN THE LOTTERY” or “WIN AN ELECTION(選挙に当選する)” which is elected by a referendum. Everybody could use “当選する” in daily conversations as casual and in business situations as formal such as “食事券が当選したよ。(I won a meal ticket.)” as casual and “食事券が当選しました。(I won a meal ticket.)” as polite and formal.
ケイティ・ペリーのコンサートチケットが当選したー! (I won Katy Perr concert tickets!) (我抽中了凯蒂佩里的演唱会门票!) (케이티 페리의 콘서트 티켓이 당첨됐어!) (Tôi đã trúng giải vé xem hòa nhạc của Katy Perry!)
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懸賞で食事券が当選したよ。 (I won a meal ticket/coupon at the prize competition.) (我抽中了抽奖活动里的餐券喔。) (경품으로 식사권이 당첨되었어.) (Tôi đã trúng thưởng giải thưởng là một phiếu ăn đấy.)
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条件にあったら当選確率は2倍になるんだって。 (I heard you can double the chance of winning by meeting their requirement.) (如果满足条件,获胜的概率将加倍。) (조건에 맞으면 당첨 확률이 2배가 된데.) (Nghe nói là nếu đáp ứng được các điều kiện thì xác suất trúng cử sẽ tăng gấp đôi.)
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この選挙で、だれが当選すると思う? (Who do you think will win this election?) (在这次选举中,你认为谁会当选?) (이 선거에서 누가 당선될 것 같아?) (Trong cuộc bầu cử này, bạn nghĩ ai sẽ trúng cử?)
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[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmark-circle” wrap=”i”] 選挙(senkyo)
[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] Election / 选举 / 선거 / Bầu cử
“選挙” means “Election” and which is used as the meaning of “a time when people vote in order to choose someone for a political”. The basic way to use it is “___は/が選挙に勝つ。(___ win the election.)”, etc. For instance, “この人は/が選挙に勝つ。(This guy wins the election.)”, etc. The tips for using it are that “選挙” is used just for “ELECTION” which people vote such as “次の選挙( the coming election)”, “選挙運動(an election campaign)”, etc. Everybody could use “選挙” in daily conversations as casual and in business situations as formal such as “この人は/が選挙に勝ったね。(This guy won the election.)” as casual and “この人は/が選挙に勝ちました。(This guy wins the election.)” as polite and formal.
この選挙、もう投票した? (Have you already voted in this election?) (你为这次选举投票了吗?) (이 선거 벌써 투표했어?) (Bạn đã bỏ phiếu cho cuộc bầu cử này chưa?)
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今、都知事選の真っ最中だよ。 (It’s the middle of the Tokyo gubernatorial election campaign now.) (东京都知事选举正在进行中喔。) (지금 도지사 선거가 한창이야.) (Bây giờ đang là lúc cao trào của cuộc bầu cử thị trưởng đấy.)
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2021年の大統領選挙は誰が勝つのかなぁ。 (I’m wondering who will win the 2016 Presidential election?) (谁将在2021年赢得总统大选?) (2021년의 대통령 선거는 누가 이기려나.) (Ai sẽ là người chiến thắng cuộc bầu cử tổng thống vào năm 2021 đây nhỉ?)
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日本は選挙権を持つ年齢が20歳から18歳に引き下げられたんだ。 (Japan was set to lower the voting age to 18 from 20.) (在日本,投票权的年龄从20岁降至18岁。) (일본은 선거권을 가진 나이가 20세에서 18세로 낮춰졌어.) (Ở Nhật độ tuổi có quyền bầu cử đã được giảm từ 20 tuổi xuống 18 tuổi.)
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