[JLPT N3] Many times: たびたび・まるまる・ちかぢか・いちいち？
(？)お宅に遊びに行くうちに、スミスさんと親しくなった。
1 たびたび
2 まるまる
3 ちかぢか
4 いちいち
By visiting your home many times, I became close with Smith-san.
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こんにちは、ちか先生です。
Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice question for JLPT prep.
This one’s for intermediate learners (JLPT N3)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
(＿＿)お宅に遊びに行くうちに、スミスさんと親しくなった。
*(＿＿)おたくにあそびにいくうちに、スミスさんとしたしくなった。
1 たびたび
2 まるまる
3 ちかぢか
4 いちいち
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[Answer]
(1 たびたび)お宅に遊びに行くうちに、スミスさんと親しくなった。
By visiting your home many times, I became close with Smith-san.
たびたび
= “many times, frequently.”
It’s an adverb that describes repeating the same action many times.
The pattern is:
たびたび (many times) + 行く (visit) + うちに (during that period)
→ Your relationship changed little by little.
You visited many times, and over that period, you gradually became close.
That’s why たびたび is the perfect fit.
✖ Other choices:
まるまる:
“entirely, completely” or “plump.”
ちかぢか:
“soon, in the near future.”
いちいち:
“one by one, about every single thing.”
I hope this explanation helps! 😊