(いる)
to need; to be necessary
(りちうむいおんでんち)
lithium-ion battery
(ぜんぶ)
All; everything; entirely
(し)
city
(まち)
town
(あつめる)
to collect
(にゅーす)
news
(もばいるばってりー)
mobile battery
(すまーとふぉん)
smartphone
(はいる)
to enter, be contained in
(ほか)
other
(ごみ)
trash, garbage
(いっしょ)
Together; at the same time
(すてる)
to throw away; to discard
(ひ)
fire
(でる)
to come out; to occur
(きけん)
danger; risk
(さいきん)
recently
(じこ)
accident; incident
(つづく)
to continue
(くに)
country; the government
(にち)
day
(いえ)
house
(べつ)
another; different
(いま)
now
(でんち)
battery
(さいご)
last, final
(つかう)
to use
(こわれる)
To break; to be destroyed
(ばあい)
case; situation
(だいじ)
important, serious
(いう)
to say
news about ~
Introduces a news topic. News about lithium-ion batteries.
事故についてのニュースです。
It's news about an accident.
選挙についての話。
A talk about the election.
together with
Indicates accompaniment.
ウクライナの会社と一緒に作りました。
They made it together with a Ukrainian company.
友だちと一緒に行きます。
I'll go with my friend.
is currently ～ing / in a state
Used in 増えています and なっています to describe current states — more people are thinking prices will drop.
人口が増えています。
The population is increasing.
寒くなっています。
It's getting cold.
to tell (someone) to ~
Used to convey instructions or requests indirectly. Police are telling people to contact them.
連絡するように言っています。
They are telling people to contact them.
先生は静かにするように言いました。
The teacher said to be quiet.
after doing ...
Expresses a sequence where one action is completed before the next begins. Formed with て-form + から. Emphasizes completion of the first action.
ご飯を食べてから、出かけます。
After eating, I will go out.
手を洗ってから、食べてください。
Please eat after washing your hands.
日本に来てから、3年が過ぎました。
Three years have passed since coming to Japan.
it is important to ~
Nominalizer こと + が大事 expresses that something is important. Used to state proper battery disposal practices.
毎日運動することが大事です。
It is important to exercise every day.
よく寝ることが大事です。
It is important to sleep well.
要らなくなったリチウムイオン電池 全部の市や町などが集める
Every city and town will collect lithium-ion batteries that are no longer needed
リチウムイオン電池についてのニュースです。
This is news about lithium-ion batteries.
リチウムイオン電池は、モバイルバッテリーやスマートフォンなどに入っています。
Lithium-ion batteries are inside things like mobile battery packs and smartphones.
ほかのごみと一緒に捨てると、ごみを集めたときに火が出て危険です。
If they are thrown out together with other trash, fires can break out when the trash is collected, which is dangerous.
最近、火が出る事故が続いています。
Recently, accidents involving fires have been happening one after another.
このため国は15日、家で要らなくなったリチウムイオン電池をほかのごみと別に集めるように、全部の市や町などに言いました。
Because of this, on the 15th the national government told every city, town, and so on to collect lithium-ion batteries that households no longer need separately from other trash.
今まではリチウムイオン電池を集めていないところもありました。
Until now, there were also places that did not collect lithium-ion batteries.
国は、電池は最後まで使ってから捨てることや、壊れている場合は一緒に捨てないことが大事だと言っています。
The government says it is important to use up batteries completely before throwing them away, and not to throw them out with other trash if they are broken.
2025年04月15日 19:49
リチウムイオン電池についてのニュースです2。
リチウムイオン電池は、モバイルバッテリーやスマートフォンなどに入っています3。ほかのごみと一緒に捨てると、ごみを集めたときに火が出て危険です4。最近、火が出る事故が続いています5。
このため国は15日、家で要らなくなったリチウムイオン電池をほかのごみと別に集めるように、全部の市や町などに言いました6。今まではリチウムイオン電池を集めていないところもありました7。
国は、電池は最後まで使ってから捨てることや、壊れている場合は一緒に捨てないことが大事だと言っています8。
to need; to be necessary
lithium-ion battery
All; everything; entirely
city
town
to collect
news
mobile battery
smartphone
to enter, be contained in
other
trash, garbage
Together; at the same time
to throw away; to discard
fire
to come out; to occur
danger; risk
recently
accident; incident
to continue
country; the government
day
house
another; different
now
battery
last, final
to use
To break; to be destroyed
case; situation
important, serious
to say
news about ~
together with
is currently ～ing / in a state
to tell (someone) to ~
after doing ...
it is important to ~
Every city and town will collect lithium-ion batteries that are no longer needed
This is news about lithium-ion batteries.
Lithium-ion batteries are inside things like mobile battery packs and smartphones.
If they are thrown out together with other trash, fires can break out when the trash is collected, which is dangerous.
Recently, accidents involving fires have been happening one after another.
Because of this, on the 15th the national government told every city, town, and so on to collect lithium-ion batteries that households no longer need separately from other trash.
Until now, there were also places that did not collect lithium-ion batteries.
The government says it is important to use up batteries completely before throwing them away, and not to throw them out with other trash if they are broken.
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