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Compare, contrast in Japanese 🇯🇵


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

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くらべる

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– You can think of "くらげ" (kurage) meaning "jellyfish" and imagine jellyfish in a race to compare their swimming speeds.
– The verb ends with "る" (ru), making it part of the る-verb group which usually indicates an action.

Explanations:
– くらべる (kuraberu): To compare
– It’s a common verb used when discussing similarities and differences between two or more items or individuals.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 比較する (ひかくする, hikaku suru): To compare

Conjugations:

– Present/Future: くらべる (kuraberu) – I compare, I will compare
– Past: くらべた (kurabeta) – I compared
– Negative: くらべない (kurabenai) – I do not compare
– Past Negative: くらべなかった (kurabenakatta) – I did not compare
– Polite Present/Future: くらべます (kurabemasu) – I compare, I will compare (polite)
– Polite Past: くらべました (kurabemaa) – I compared (polite)
– Polite Negative: くらべません (kurabemasen) – I do not compare (polite)
– Polite Past Negative: くらべませんでした (kurabemasen dea) – I did not compare (polite)
– Potential: くらべられる (kuraberareru) – I can compare

Examples of Sentences:
1. 彼と弟をくらべると、弟のほうが背が高いです。
– Kare to otōto o kuraberu to, otōto no hō ga se ga takai desu.
– When you compare him to his younger brother, the younger brother is taller.

2. この二つのモデルをくらべて、どちらがより良いか教えてください。
– Kono futatsu no moderu o kurabete, dochira ga yori yoi ka oshiete kudasai.
– Please compare these two models and tell me which one is better.

3. テストの結果をくらべないでください。
– tesuto no kekka o kurabenai de kudasai.
– Please don't compare the test results.

4. 彼女は去年の自分とくらべて、もっと自信を持つようになりました。
– Kanojo wa kyonen no jibun to kurabete, motto jishin o motsu yō ni narimaa.
– Compared to herself last year, she has become more confident.

5. 将来の計画を友達とくらべている。
– Shōrai no keikaku o tomodachi to kurabete iru.
– I am comparing my future plans with my friend's.

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