Field, farm in Japanese 🇯🇵

はたけ info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Visualize a farmer working in a field with a hat ('hatake' sounds like 'hat').
– Remember that 'はたけ' (hatake) refers specifically to cultivated fields, often for vegetables, not just any open area.

Explanations:
– 'はたけ' (hatake) refers to any cultivated field or farm used primarily for growing crops like vegetables, grains, and other plants.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 畑 (はた): A more simplified form sometimes used interchangeably.
– 耕地 (こうち, kōchi): Cultivated land, though this is a more technical term.

Alternate Meanings / Slang:
– No strong slang meaning, but within certain contexts, ‘はたけ’ can sometimes imply specialization in one area, much like fields of study or expertise.

Examples of Sentences:
– 彼は毎日畑で働いています。(かれはまいにちはたけではたらいています。)
– Kare wa mainichi hatake de hataraiteimasu.
– He works in the field every day.

– 祖父は大きな畑を持っています。(そふはおおきなはたけをもっています。)
– Sofu wa ōkina hatake o motteimasu.
– My grandfather has a large farm.

– 畑でとれた新鮮な野菜。(はたけでとれたしんせんなやさい。)
– Hatake de toreta shinsen'na yasai.
– Fresh vegetables harvested from the field.

– 冬になっても、畑の手入れを忘れないでください。(ふゆになっても、はたけのていれをわすれないでください。)
– Fuyu ni natte mo, hatake no teire o wasurenaide kudasai.
– Even in winter, don't forget to take care of the field.

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