The questions appear to be several Japanese words: ばん, どう, クリニック. Here are concise explanations for each, focusing on common meanings and usage.
- ばん
- As a standalone word, ばん can mean “number” (as in 第1ばん, 番), or “turn/shift” (番を待つ), and in expressions like おはようばん (not common). It’s also used in compound words such as 番組 (ばんぐみ, program) or 番地 (ばんち, house number). The pronunciation is ばん.
- どう
- どう is a question word meaning “how” or “in what way.” It’s used in phrases like どうしますか (What will you do?), どうやって (by what means/how), and どうして (why). It can function alone as “how” in casual speech. The pronunciation is どう.
- クリニック
- クリニック is the loanword for “clinic” (medical clinic). In Japanese, it refers to a small to mid-sized medical facility offering outpatient care, often specializing in certain fields. It’s commonly used in addresses and signage, as in ばんどうクリニック (Bandō Clinic) or 医療クリニック.
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