Burn, cook in Japanese 🇯🇵

やける info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– "やける" (yakeru) can be remembered by associating it with "yaki" (焼き), which is often found in words related to cooking or grilling, such as "焼き肉" (yakiniku – grilled meat).

Explanations:
– "やける" (yakeru) means "to be burned" or "to be cooked" in the sense that something is being subjected to heat. It is often used for things that are getting cooked or burnt, like food on a grill.
– This verb is intransitive, meaning it refers to the action happening to the subject itself without a direct object.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– "焼く" (やく, yaku) – To cook, grill, bake (transitive form)
– "燃える" (もえる, moeru) – To burn (typically more about flames and fire)

Infinitive and Conjugations:
1. Present/Future:
– やける (yakeru) – burns, will burn
2. Past:
– やけた (yaketa) – burned, was burned
3. Negative:
– やけない (yakenai) – doesn't burn, will not burn
4. Past Negative:
– やけなかった (yakenakatta) – didn't burn
5. Te-form:
– やけて (yakete) – burning (continuative form, used in compound sentences)
6. Potential:
– やけられる (yakerareru) – can be burned
7. Volitional:
– やけよう (yakeyou) – let's get burned/cooked

Examples of Sentences:
1. パンがやける。
– Pan ga yakeru.
– The bread is baking.
2. 魚がやけた。
– Sakana ga yaketa.
– The fish was cooked.
3. パンがまだやけていない。
– Pan ga mada yakete inai.
– The bread is not baked yet.
4. チーズがやけておいしそうだ。
– Chīzu ga yakete oishisou da.
– The cheese is melting and looks delicious.
5. 肉がやけすぎた。
– Niku ga yakesugita.
– The meat was overcooked.

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