Close in on, approach in Japanese 🇯🇵

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close in on, approach	せまる

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word "せまる" (semaru):
– Picture an object coming closer and closer, tightening the space or squeezing in. Think of "semaru" as the idea of pressing in or approaching something closely.

Explanations:
– "せまる" (semaru) means to approach, to draw near, or to close in on something or someone.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 近づく (ちかづく, chikazuku) – to approach, to get close
– 接近する (せっきんする, sekkin suru) – to approach, to draw near

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: せまる (semaru) – approaches, will approach
– Past: せまった (sematta) – approached
– Negative: せまらない (semaranai) – does not approach, will not approach
– Past Negative: せまらなかった (semaranakatta) – did not approach
– Te form: せまって (sematte) – approaching (used to connect clauses)
– Potential: せまれる (semareru) – can approach
– Imperative: せまれ (semare) – approach (command)
– Volitional: せまろう (semarou) – let's approach

Examples of sentences that use "せまる" (semaru):
1. その船が岸にせまっている。
– Sono fune ga kishi ni sematte iru.
– The ship is approaching the shore.

2. 試験の日がせまってきた。
– Shiken no hi ga sematte kita.
– The day of the exam is approaching.

3. 恋人にせまる勇気がなかった。
– Koibito ni semaru yuuki ga nakatta.
– I didn’t have the courage to approach my lover.

4. 雨がせまっている。
– Ame ga sematte iru.
– The rain is approaching.

5. 彼は敵にせまった。
– Kare wa teki ni sematta.
– He closed in on the enemy.

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