Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji.

to become

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Translate into Japanese.  Do not use kanji.

to become

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The prompt asks: Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji. to become.

First, observe there are no multiple-choice options provided to analyze. Without options, we cannot compare alternatives or explain why one choice is correct versus others. Instead, we can clearly discuss the translation task itself and the appropriate rendering.

Translation task details:
- The English infinitive phrase "to become" is often expressed in Japanese with the verb meaning "to become" in its base dictionary form, which is なる (niru). In this case, since the instruction specifies not to use kanji, the correct kana form is simply なる.

Why なる is appropriate:
- なる is a standard verb used to indicate a change of state or becoming something (e.g., 大人になる: to become an adult; 有名になる: to become famous).
- It covers a broad semantic range for "to become" without attaching a specific noun or adjective, allowing it to function as the dictionary form in many constructions.

Important notes about the form:
- The kanji for なる is often 生まれる for birth-related becoming or 成る in some contexts, but the usual, generic verb meaning "to become" is なる in kana, which matches the instruction to avoid kanji.
- If there were a target noun or adjective following the verb (e.g., なる in きれいになる: to become beautiful), we would combine なる with the appropriate adjectival or nominal ending, still using kana per the instruction.

In the absence of options, the recommended single-word answer that matches the instruction is: なる

If you intended a particular nuance (e.g., becoming something specific or a passive form), providing that context would help tailor the translation further while still complying with the no-kanji requirement.

JAPN_V 101 025 2024W2 L10 Vocab Quiz

Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji. to become

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