Lay, spread in Japanese 🇯🇵

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lay, spread	しく

How to say “lay, spread” in Japanese? “しく”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “しく” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on lay, spread in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word "しく":
– You might associate "しく" with the English word "spread" by thinking of "shik" as the sound of laying out a sheet quickly.
– You could also create a mental image of a person 'laying out' or 'spreading' something neatly and thinking "shik, shik" as they do it.

Explanations:
– "しく" is a verb that means "to spread" or "to lay out."
– It is often used in contexts where something is being spread over an area, like laying out a futon or a carpet.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 敷布 (しきふ, shikifu) – bedspread
– 敷物 (しきもの, shikimono) – a mat or rug

Infinitive and conjugations:
– Infinitive (dictionary form): しく
– Present: 敷く (しく, shiku) – to lay, to spread
– Past: 敷いた (しいた, shiita) – laid, spread
– Negative: 敷かない (しかない, shikanai) – not lay, not spread
– Polite: 敷きます (しきます, shikimasu) – to lay, to spread (polite)
– Past polite: 敷きました (しきました, shikimaa) – laid, spread (polite)
– Conditional: 敷けば (しけば, shikeba) – if spread, if laid
– Volitional: 敷こう (しこう, shikou) – let's lay, let's spread

Examples of sentences that use "しく":
1. 布団を敷く。
(ふとんをしく。)
Futon o shiku.
Lay out the futon.

2. 絨毯を敷いた。
(じゅうたんをしいた。)
Juutan o shiita.
I spread out the carpet.

3. ピクニックシートを敷きます。
(ぴくにっくしーとをしきます。)
Pikunikku shiito o shikimasu.
I will lay out the picnic sheet.

4. 古い絨毯は敷かない。
(ふるいじゅうたんはしかない。)
Furui juutan wa shikanai.
I don't lay the old carpet.

5. 大きいござを敷こう。
(おおきいござをしこう。)
Ookii goza o shikou.
Let's lay out the big mat.

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