Vocabulary
A vocabulary is a set of words that a given person knows, or that one is being taught in a specific language.Example:
- encyclopedia (in English)
- 百科事典 (Hyakka-jiten encyclopedia in Japanese)
- For a sample of Korean and Chinese vocabulary (in comparison), see Hanja.
See also: language, grammar, part of speech, word, jargon, term, slang, glossary, technical terminology
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