かんしん
Meanings
Noun
1. concern; interest
I am not very interested in other people.
Pitch accent
か
んしん
Composed of
barrier; gate
heart; mind; bottom of one's heart; core (of one's character); centre; center; heart (organ)
Used in vocabulary (11 in total)
to be interested in; to take an interest in; to care about
apathetic; indifferent; nonchalant; callous
matter of concern; matter of interest
Examples (37 in total)
Do you have any interest in sports?
I am not very interested in other people.
What are you interested in?
Jack is interested in painting.
My uncle has a deep interest in art.
I'm not interested in detective novels at all.
Everybody was interested in the story.
Our interest converges on that point.
He is not interested in art at all.
I am deeply interested in art.
A lot of people are interested in camping.
I didn't particularly want to go, nor was I interested.
Tom isn't interested in art at all.
I am not interested in material gain.
Thank you for your interest in our company.
He is very much interested in biology.
She was not interested in boys at all.
What kind of theme are you interested in?
The new shop is the focus of the townspeople's interest.
They are not interested in saving money.
I'm more interested in speaking French.
Are you interested in buying an encyclopedia?
That depends on whether you are interested or not.
You need to show a genuine interest in the other person.
I told him of our plans, but he seemed uninterested.
In general, young people today are not interested in politics.
She talked about the people and things that interested her.
There was also a time when I had an interest in the field of music.
She gives the impression of not caring much about anything.
As time went on, people grew less and less concerned about the matter.
Every great writer seems to have been interested in English.
His mother tried to cultivate her son's interest in art.
Attention should be paid to even the smallest detail of the report.
Our chief concern should be the aging of society.
My interest in politics is strictly academic.
More students are interested in finance than in industry.
It is a state of rushing to conclusions by focusing only on matters of interest to oneself.