Hurry, do quickly in Japanese 🇯🇵

いそぐ info.

tips to remember the Japanese word:
– The word "いそぐ" (isogu) can be remembered by associating it with the feeling of urgency it conveys. You might visualize someone running quickly or being in a rush.
– The initial "い" (i) can remind you of the exclamation "I need to hurry!"
– The word "そ" (so) and "ぐ" (gu) can be imagined as the swift steps someone takes when they are in a hurry.

explanations:
– "いそぐ" (isogu) means to hurry, rush, or do something quickly.
– It is a verb and is originally used in the infinitive form, which is the dictionary form.

other words that mean the same thing:
– 急ぐ (いそぐ, isogu)
– 速める (はやめる, hayameru) – to hasten, speed up

conjugations:
– Present/Future: いそぐ (isogu) – to hurry
– Past: いそいだ (isoida) – hurried
– Negative: いそがない (isoganai) – don't hurry
– Past Negative: いそがなかった (isoganakatta) – didn't hurry
– Polite Present: いそぎます (isogimasu) – hurry (polite)
– Polite Past: いそぎました (isogimaa) – hurried (polite)
– Polite Negative: いそぎません (isogimasen) – don't hurry (polite)
– Polite Past Negative: いそぎませんでした (isogimasen dea) – didn't hurry (polite)
– Te-form: いそいで (isoide) – hurrying (used for linking verbs)
– Potential: いそげる (isogeru) – can hurry
– Volitional: いそごう (isogou) – let's hurry

examples of sentences:
– 早くしないと、おくれるよ。いそいで！(はやくしないと、おくれるよ。いそいで！, Hayaku shinai to, okureru yo. Isoide!) – If you don't hurry, you'll be late. Hurry up!
– バスが来るから、いそぎましょう。(バスがくるから、いそぎましょう。, Basu ga kuru kara, isogimashou.) – The bus is coming, so let's hurry.
– 彼はいつも仕事をいそいでします。(かれはいつもしごとをいそいでします。, Kare wa itsumo shigoto o isoide shimasu.) – He always does his work quickly.
– いそがないでください、安全運転が大切です。(いそがないでください、あんぜんうんてんがたいせつです。, Isoganai de kudasai, anzen unten ga taisetsu desu.) – Please don't hurry, safe driving is important.
– 昨日、学校に遅れそうだったのでいそぎました。(きのう、がっこうにおくれそうだったのでいそぎました。, Kinou, gakkou ni okuresou datta node isogimaa.) – Yesterday, I hurried because I was about to be late for school.

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