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すもう info.

すもう (sumou)

Tips to Remember:
– Imagine a Sumo wrestler. 'Sumo' directly relates to the traditional Japanese sport.
– Think of 'Sumo' with an extra 'u' at the end to get 'sumou.'

Explanation:
– すもう (sumou) refers to the sport of sumo wrestling, which is a traditional Japanese form of competitive full-contact wrestling where a wrestler attempts to force another wrestler out of a circular ring or to touch the ground with any part of their body other than the soles of their feet.

Other Words:
– 相撲 (すもう, sumou): This is the kanji for sumo, directly referring to the sport of sumo wrestling.
– 格闘技 (かくとうぎ, kakutougi): This means "martial arts" or "combat sports," encompassing a broader range than just sumo.

Conjugations:

Note: すもう itself is a noun and does not conjugate. To include it in a sentence in different tenses, you would conjugate the verb used with it.

Examples:
1. Past:
– 彼は子供の頃、すもうを習っていた。
– Kare wa kodomo no koro, sumou wo naratte ita.
– He used to learn sumo when he was a child.

2. Present:
– 毎日、彼はすもうの練習をしている。
– Mainichi, kare wa sumou no renshuu wo e iru.
– He practices sumo every day.

3. Future:
– 明日、すもうを見に行く予定です。
– Aa, sumou wo mi ni iku yotei desu.
– I plan to go watch sumo tomorrow.

Example Sentences:
– すもうの試合はとても激しいです。
– Sumou no shiai wa totemo hageshii desu.
– Sumo matches are very intense.

– 彼はすもうのチャンピオンです。
– Kare wa sumou no chanpion desu.
– He is a sumo champion.

– 私はすもうについてもっと知りたい。
– Watashi wa sumou ni tsuite motto shiritai.
– I want to know more about sumo.

Romanized Characters:
– Imagine a Sumo wrestler. 'Sumo' directly relates to the traditional Japanese sport.
– Think of 'Sumo' with an extra 'u' at the end to get 'sumou.'

Explanation:
– sumou refers to the sport of sumo wrestling, which is a traditional Japanese form of competitive full-contact wrestling where a wrestler attempts to force another wrestler out of a circular ring or to touch the ground with any part of their body other than the soles of their feet.

Other Words:
– sumou: This is the kanji for sumo, directly referring to the sport of sumo wrestling.
– kakutougi: This means "martial arts" or "combat sports," encompassing a broader range than just sumo.

Examples:
1. Past:
– Kare wa kodomo no koro, sumou wo naratte ita.
– He used to learn sumo when he was a child.

2. Present:
– Mainichi, kare wa sumou no renshuu wo e iru.
– He practices sumo every day.

3. Future:
– Aa, sumou wo mi ni iku yotei desu.
– I plan to go watch sumo tomorrow.

Example Sentences:
– Sumou no shiai wa totemo hageshii desu.
– Sumo matches are very intense.

– Kare wa sumou no chanpion desu.
– He is a sumo champion.

– Watashi wa sumou ni tsuite motto shiritai.
– I want to know more about sumo.

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