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be cured, get well | ใชใใ |
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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Think of "naoru" as "now you're" fixed, to help remember that it means "to be repaired" or "to get fixed."
– You can break it down phonetically: "na-OH-ru," and think of someone saying "Now! All Okay, Ready! Understood."
Explanations:
– "ใชใใ (naoru)" means to be repaired, to get fixed, or to recover from an illness.
Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– ไฟฎ็ใใใ (ใใ
ใใใใใ, shuuri sareru) – to be fixed (specifically related to objects being repaired)
– ๅๅพฉใใ (ใใใตใใใ, kaifuku suru) – to recover (usually used for health)
Conjugations:
– Present: ใชใใ (naoru) – it is fixed / it gets fixed
– Past: ใชใใฃใ (naotta) – it was fixed / it got fixed
– Negative: ใชใใใชใ (naoranai) – it is not fixed / it does not get fixed
– Past Negative: ใชใใใชใใฃใ (naoranakatta) – it was not fixed / it did not get fixed
– Potential: ใชใใใ (naoreru) – can be fixed
– Te-form: ใชใใฃใฆ (naotte) – and then it is fixed
– Conditional: ใชใใใฐ (naoreba) – if it gets fixed
Examples of Sentences:
– ็งใฎใณใณใใฅใผใฟใฏใชใใฃใใ (ใใใใฎใณใณใใฅใผใฟใฏใชใใฃใใ Watachi no konpyuuta wa naotta.) – My computer was fixed.
– ใใฎๆ่จใฏใชใใใพใใ๏ผ (ใใฎใจใใใฏใชใใใพใใ๏ผ Kono tokei wa naorimasu ka?) – Can this watch be fixed?
– ๅฝผใฎ้ขจ้ชใฏใใใชใใใพใใใ (ใใใฎใใใฏใใใชใใใพใใใ Kare no kaze wa mou naorimaa.) – His cold has already recovered.
– ๅฝผใฏๆชๆใใชใใใฎใซๆ้ใใใใใงใใใใ (ใใใฏใใใใชใใใฎใซใใใใใใใใงใใใใ Kare wa kega ga naoru no ni jikan ga kakaru deshou.) – It will probably take time for his injury to heal.
– ใใฎๅ้กใฏใชใใใชใใ (ใใฎใใใ ใใฏใชใใใชใใ Kono mondai wa naoranai.) – This problem won't get fixed.
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Tips to remember the Japanese word "ใชใใ":
– Think of "now" for something happening soon, making you think of getting better soon.
– Visualize a cure happening "now" rather than later, tying "ใชใใ" with the concept of recovery.
Explanations:
– "ใชใใ" (ๆฒปใ, ็ดใ) means to be cured or to get well.
– It can also mean to be fixed or repaired (็ดใ).
Other words that mean the same thing:
– ๅๅพฉใใ (ใใใตใใใ, kaifuku suru): to recover.
– ๆนๅใใ (ใใใใใใ, kaizen suru): to improve.
– ๆฒปใ (ใชใใ, naosu): to cure (transitive verb).
Infinitive and different conjugations (in polite and plain forms):
Plain form:
– Present: ใชใใ (naoru) – ๆฒปใ
– Past: ใชใใฃใ (naotta) – ๆฒปใฃใ
– Negative: ใชใใใชใ (naoranai) – ๆฒปใใชใ
– Past Negative: ใชใใใชใใฃใ (naoranakatta) – ๆฒปใใชใใฃใ
Polite form:
– Present: ใชใใใพใ (naorimasu) – ๆฒปใใพใ
– Past: ใชใใใพใใ (naorimaa) – ๆฒปใใพใใ
– Negative: ใชใใใพใใ (naorimasen) – ๆฒปใใพใใ
– Past Negative: ใชใใใพใใใงใใ (naorimasen dea) – ๆฒปใใพใใใงใใ
Examples of sentences that use it:
1. ใคใณใใซใจใณใถใฏใชใใใพใใใ
(infuruenza wa naorimaa) – The flu is cured.
2. ๅฝผใฎ้ขจ้ชใฏใพใ ใชใใฃใฆใใพใใใ
(kare no kaze wa mada naotteimasen) – His cold has not gotten better yet.
3. ใใฎๆ ้ใฏ็ฐกๅใซใชใใใงใใใใ
(sono koshou wa kantan ni naoru deshou) – That malfunction will probably be fixed easily.
4. ใใ่ฌใ้ฃฒใใฐใใใใซใชใใใพใใใ
(moshi kusuri o nomeba, sugu ni naorimasu yo) – If you take the medicine, you will get well soon.
5. ๆจๆฅใ็งใฎใใฝใณใณใใชใใฃใใ
(kinou, watashi no pasokon ga naotta) – Yesterday, my computer got fixed.
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