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Tips to remember the Japanese word "のぼる"
– Visualize climbing a hill or stairs. Picture yourself saying "no more climbing" but instead, think "noboru.”
– "Bo" sounds like "Boulder," which you might climb.

Explanations
– "のぼる" (noboru) is a verb in Japanese that means "to climb" or "to go up."
– It indicates the action of moving upwards, whether climbing stairs, hills, or buildings.

Other words that mean the same thing
– 登る (のぼる) [noboru]: Typically used for climbing a mountain, tree, ladder, etc.
– 上る (のぼる) [noboru]: Used for general going up, such as stairs or ranks.
– 昇る (のぼる) [noboru]: Used for things like the sun rising.

Conjugations

| | Polite Form | Plain Form |
|—————-|—————-|——————|
| Present | のぼります (noborimasu) | のぼる (noboru) |
| Past | のぼりました (noborimaa) | のぼった (nobotta) |
| Negative | のぼりません(noborimasen) | のぼらない (noboranai) |
| Past Negative | のぼりませんでした (noborimasen dea) | のぼらなかった (noboranakatta) |
| Te form | – | のぼって (nobotte) |

Examples of sentences that use "のぼる"
1. 子供たちは木にのぼっています。
– Kodomo-tachi wa ki ni nobotteimasu.
– The children are climbing the tree.

2. 私は毎朝山にのぼります。
– Watashi wa mai asa yama ni noborimasu.
– I climb the mountain every morning.

3. 昨日は階段をのぼりました。
– Kinō wa kaidan o noborimaa.
– I climbed the stairs yesterday.

4. 猫は屋根にのぼった。
– Neko wa yane ni nobotta.
– The cat climbed up to the roof.

5. 彼は坂をのぼらなかった。
– Kare wa saka o noboranakatta.
– He did not climb the slope.

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のぼる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– The term "のぼる" (noboru) sounds like "no bore" which can be associated with the excitement of climbing or going up something that isn’t boring.
– Imagine climbing up (のぼる – noboru) a hill, which symbolically carries the meaning of progressing upward.

Explanations:
– "のぼる" (noboru) is a verb that means "to go up" or "to climb."
– It can be used in various contexts, such as climbing a mountain, or going up stairs.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 上がる (あがる – agaru): to rise, to go up.
– 登る (のぼる – noboru): this also means to climb but is often used for climbing mountains or heights.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: のぼる (noboru)
– Present: のぼります (noborimasu)
– Past: のぼった (nobotta) / のぼりました (noborimaa)
– Negative: のぼらない (noboranai) / のぼりません (noborimasen)
– Past Negative: のぼらなかった (noboranakatta) / のぼりませんでした (noborimasen dea)
– Future: The future tense often uses the present tense form: のぼる (noboru) / のぼります (noborimasu)
– Te-form: のぼって (nobotte)

Examples of sentences:
1. 私は山にのぼる。 (わたしはやまにのぼる。- Watashi wa yama ni noboru.)
– I climb the mountain.
2. 昨日、彼は木にのぼりました。 (きのう、かれはきにのぼりました。- Kinō, kare wa ki ni noborimaa.)
– Yesterday, he climbed a tree.
3. 彼女は急な階段をのぼっています。 (かのじょはきゅうなかいだんをのぼっています。- Kanojo wa kyū na kaidan o nobotteimasu.)
– She is climbing the steep stairs.
4. 明日ホームにのぼりますか？ (あしたホムにのぼりますか？- Aa hōmu ni noborimasu ka?)
– Will you climb up the platform tomorrow?
5. その猫はあの高い塔にのぼらない。 (そのねこはあのたかいとうにのぼらない。- Sono neko wa ano takai tō ni noboranai.)
– That cat doesn't climb the tall tower.

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