Go up, rise (physical movement) in Japanese 🇯🇵

あがる info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– You can think of "あがる" (agaru) as “rising up” or “climbing up” something. Imagine a staircase going up whenever you hear "あがる".

Explanations:
– "あがる" (agaru) is a verb that means to rise, go up, or increase in both quality and quantity. It can be used in various contexts such as prices increasing, temperatures rising, or even someone going up a stair.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 昇る (のぼる, noboru): to climb or ascend.
– 上昇する (じょうしょうする, joushou suru): to rise or go up (more formal).

Conjugations:
– Dictionary form (infinitive): あがる (agaru)
– Present: あがります (agarimasu)
– Past: あがった (agatta)
– Negative: あがらない (agaranai)
– Past negative: あがらなかった (agaranakatta)
– Te-form: あがって (agatte)
– Potential form: あがれる (agareru)
– Volitional form: あがろう (agarou)
– Imperative form: あがれ (agare)
– Conditional form: あがれば (agareba)

Examples of Sentences:
1. 物価があがるのは困ります。
– Romaji: Bukka ga agaruno wa komarimasu.
– English: It’s troublesome if prices go up.

2. 気温があがっています。
– Romaji: Kion ga agatteimasu.
– English: The temperature is rising.

3. 彼の成績があがった。
– Romaji: Kare no seiseki ga agatta.
– English: His grades improved.

4. 日本語のスキルがあがらなかった。
– Romaji: Nihongo no skill ga agaranakatta.
– English: My Japanese skills didn’t improve.

5. もっと高いところにあがろう。
– Romaji: Motto takai tokoro ni agarou.
– English: Let's go up to a higher place.

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あがる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "あがる (agaru)" with "ascending" to remember it means "to go up" or "to rise."
– Visualize a ladder ("a-garu") that you climb, emphasizing the act of going up.

Explanations:
"あがる (agaru)" is a verb meaning "to go up" or "to rise." It can refer to physical movement upwards, but it also can mean an increase in status or movement to a higher place in a non-physical sense.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 昇る (のぼる, noboru): Usually used for things like the sun rising or someone ascending to a higher place.
– 登る (のぼる, noboru): Used for climbing, like climbing a mountain.

Conjugations:
– Present: あがる (agaru) – "to go up"
– Past: あがった (agatta) – "went up"
– Negative: あがらない (agaranai) – "do not go up"
– Past Negative: あがらなかった (agaranakatta) – "did not go up"
– Te-form: あがって (agatte) – (used for connecting sentences or giving commands politely)
– Potential: あがれる (agareru) – "can go up"
– Volitional: あがろう (agarou) – "let's go up" or "I will go up"

Examples of sentences:
1. 階段をあがる。 (かいだんをあがる。Kaidan wo agaru.) – "Go up the stairs."
2. エレベーターであがる。 (エレベーターであがる。Erebētā de agaru.) – "Go up by elevator."
3. 成績があがった。 (せいせきがあがった。Seiseki ga agatta.) – "My grades went up."
4. 気温があがらない。 (きおんがあがらない。Kion ga agaranai.) – "The temperature does not rise."
5. 彼は立派な地位にあがった。 (かれはりっぱなちいにあがった。Kare wa rippa na chii ni agatta.) – "He rose to an admirable position."

Romanized characters:
1. Kaidan wo agaru.
2. Erebētā de agaru.
3. Seiseki ga agatta.
4. Kion ga agaranai.
5. Kare wa rippa na chii ni agatta.

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