Cross, go across in Japanese 🇯🇵

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cross, go across	わたる

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Visualize crossing a bridge. The word sounds like "water," and you often cross over water via a bridge.
– Imagine repeating "wa-ta-ru" as a chant while crossing something to remember the rhythm and action.

Explanations:
– わたる (渡る) means "to cross" or "to go across" in the sense of traversing from one side to another.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 越える (こえる, koeru) can also mean to cross over, but it's used more for overcoming obstacles or moving past limits.

Conjugations:
– Plain form (present): わたる (wataru)
– Plain form (past): わたった (watatta)
– Plain form (negative): わたらない (wataranai)
– Plain form (past negative): わたらなかった (wataranakatta)
– Polite form (present): わたります (watarimasu)
– Polite form (past): わたりました (watarimaa)
– Polite form (negative): わたりません (watarimasen)
– Polite form (past negative): わたりませんでした (watarimasen dea)

Examples of sentences:
1. Plain form (present): 川をわたる。 (かわをわたる。/ Kawa o wataru.) – "I cross the river."
2. Plain form (past): 橋をわたった。 (はしをわたった。/ Hashi o watatta.) – "I crossed the bridge."
3. Polite form (present): 道をわたります。 (みちをわたります。/ Michi o watarimasu.) – "I cross the street."
4. Polite form (past): 横断歩道をわたりました。 (おうだんほどうをわたりました。/ Ōdanhodō o watarimaa.) – "I crossed the crosswalk."
5. Plain form (negative): 川をわたらない。 (かわをわたらない。/ Kawa o wataranai.) – "I do not cross the river."
6. Polite form (negative): 道をわたりません。 (みちをわたりません。/ Michi o watarimasen.) – "I do not cross the street."

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