Approach, come close in Japanese 🇯🇵

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approach, come close	ちかづく

How to say “approach, come close” in Japanese? “ちかづく”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ちかづく” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on approach, come close in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word 'ちかづく':
– Break it down into two parts: ちか (chi ka) means "near" or "close" and づく (du ku) implies "approach" or "to move towards". Associating these meanings can help in memorization.
– Visualize yourself moving closer to something, and say "chi ka du ku" as you take steps.

Explanations:
– 'ちかづく' (近づく) is a verb that means "to approach" or "to come close."
– It is often used to describe the action of moving closer to a place, object, or even a certain time.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– よる (yoru) – to approach, to draw near.
– ちかよる (chikayoru) – to get close, to draw near, similar in meaning but slightly different usage.

Infinitive and Conjugations:
– Dictionary form (Infinitive): ちかづく (chikazuku)
– Present/Future tense (Polite): ちかづきます (chikazukimasu)
– Past tense (Polite): ちかづきました (chikazukimaa)
– Negative form (Polite): ちかづきません (chikazukimasen)
– Te-form: ちかづいて (chikazuite)
– Potential form: ちかづける (chikazukeru) – can approach
– Volitional form: ちかづこう (chikazukou) – let's approach

Examples of sentences:
– 私たちはその建物にちかづいています。
Wataachi wa sono tatemono ni chikazuiteimasu.
(We are approaching that building.)

– 彼が私にちかづきました。
Kare ga watashi ni chikazukimaa.
(He approached me.)

– 台風が日本にちかづいています。
Taifuu ga Nihon ni chikazuiteimasu.
(The typhoon is approaching Japan.)

– その犬にはちかづかないでください。
Sono inu ni wa chikazukanaide kudasai.
(Please do not approach that dog.)

– 彼女は結論にちかづけませんでした。
Kanojo wa ketsuron ni chikazukemasen dea.
(She could not come close to a conclusion.)

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