Escape, run away in Japanese 🇯🇵

にげる info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Associate "ni" with "knee" and imagine pulling your knees up in an attempt to escape.
– Think of "geru" as a sound you make when you're running hard, like panting or gasping.

Explanations:
The verb "にげる" (nigeru) means "to escape" or "to run away." It is often used in situations where someone is fleeing from danger, escaping a situation, or running away from something undesirable.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 逃亡する (とうぼうする, toubou suru): To flee or escape.
– 脱走する (だっそうする, dassou suru): To desert or escape (often used for prisoners, soldiers, etc.).

Conjugations of にげる (Nigeru):

– Present/Future:
– にげる (nigeru): Escape/Will Escape
– Past:
– にげた (nigeta): Escaped
– Negative:
– にげない (nigenai): Do not escape/Will not escape
– Past Negative:
– にげなかった (nigenakatta): Did not escape
– Te-form:
– にげて (nigete): Escape and… /Please escape
– Potential Form:
– にげられる (nigerareru): Can escape

Examples of Sentences:

1. 警察からにげる。
– Keisatsu kara nigeru.
– Escape from the police.

2. あなたが来たとき、彼はにげた。
– Anata ga kita toki, kare wa nigeta.
– He escaped when you arrived.

3. 彼はもうにげないと約束した。
– Kare wa mou nigenai to yakusoku a.
– He promised that he would no longer run away.

4. 危険からにげてください。
– n kara nigete kudasai.
– Please escape from the danger.

5. この状況ではにげられない。
– Kono joukyou de wa nigerarenai.
– In this situation, I cannot escape.

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