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まいあさ info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word "まいあさ" (maiasa):
– Break it down into "まい" (mai – every) and "あさ" (asa – morning). Think of "my" (mai) morning (asa) as a way to remember it means "every morning".
– Visualize starting your day by saying "Mai!" (like a cheer to start the day) in the morning.

Explanations:
– "まいあさ" (maiasa) is a compound word comprising "毎" (mai) which means "every" and "朝" (asa) which means "morning".
– It is used to express something that happens every single morning.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 毎日朝 (まいにちあさ, mainichi asa) – Literally translates to "morning of every day," though it's not commonly used.
– 毎日の朝 (まいにちのあさ, mainichi no asa) – "Every day's morning," another way to say it though less common.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– "まいあさ" (maiasa) is quite straightforward and doesn't have notable slang meanings.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– まいあさジョギングをします。
– (Maiasa jogingu o shimasu.)
– I jog every morning.

– 彼はまいあさ、コーヒーを飲みます。
– (Kare wa maiasa, kōhī o nomimasu.)
– He drinks coffee every morning.

– まいあさ同じ時間に起きます。
– (Maiasa onaji jikan ni okimasu.)
– I wake up at the same time every morning.

– まいあさ、鳥の歌声が聞こえます。
– (Maiasa, tori no utagoe ga kikoemasu.)
– Every morning, I can hear birds singing.

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