Drink in Japanese 🇯🇵

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drink	のむ

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "のむ" (nomu) with "nom" from the English word "nom nom nom," which mimics the sound of drinking or eating.

Explanations:
– "のむ" (nomu) is a verb in Japanese that means "to drink."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 飲みます (nomimasu) – polite form of "to drink."
– 喉が渇く (nodo ga kawaku) – "to become thirsty," often implying the need to drink.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: のむ (nomu)
– Present/Future: のむ (nomu), のみます (nomimasu)
– Past: のんだ (nonda), のみました (nomimaa)
– Negative: のまない (nomanai), のみません (nomimasen)
– Past Negative: のまなかった (nomanakatta), のみませんでした (nomimasen dea)
– Te-form: のんで (nonde)
– Potential: のめる (nomeru)
– Volitional: のもう (nomou)
– Imperative: のめ (nome)

Examples of sentences:
1. 今朝、コーヒーをのんだ。 (Kesa, koohii o nonda.) – I drank coffee this morning.
2. 彼は毎日水をのみます。 (Kare wa mainichi mizu o nomimasu.) – He drinks water every day.
3. 明日パーティーで何をのむ？ (Aa paatii de nani o nomu?) – What will you drink at the party tomorrow?
4. 私はお酒をのまない。 (Watashi wa osake o nomanai.) – I don't drink alcohol.
5. のみすぎないでください。 (Nomisuginaide kudasai.) – Please don't drink too much.
6. 彼女は薬をのまなかった。 (Kanojo wa kusuri o nomanakatta.) – She did not take (drink) the medicine.
7. のんでから出かけよう。 (Nonde kara dekakeyou.) – Let's go out after we drink.
8. もっとお茶がのめますか？ (Motto ocha ga nomemasu ka?) – Can you drink more tea?
9. 冷たい飲み物をのもう！ (Tsumetai nomimono o nomou!) – Let's drink something cold!
10. すぐにこの薬をのめ。 (Sugu ni kono kusuri o nome.) – Take (drink) this medicine immediately.

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