Memorize, learn in Japanese 🇯🇵

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memorize, learn	おぼえる

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "おぼえる" (oboeru) with the sound "oh! boy-ru" as if you're excited to learn or memorize new things.
– Break it down: "おぼ" (o-bo) can sound like "Oh, boy!" and "える" (eru) sort of sounds like "error." Think of being enthusiastic ("Oh, boy!") but needing to correct an error to really learn something.

Explanations:
– "おぼえる" (oboeru) means "to memorize" or "to learn" in Japanese.
– It is often used when someone is trying to remember or commit something to memory.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 覚える (おぼえる) – memorize, learn
– 記憶する (きおくする, kioku suru) – to memorize, to remember
– 学ぶ (まなぶ, manabu) – to learn

Infinitive and conjugations (verbs):

– Present/Future (Non-past): 覚える (おぼえる, oboeru) – I memorize/learn; I will memorize/learn
– Past: 覚えた (おぼえた, oboeta) – I memorized/learned
– Negative: 覚えない (おぼえない, oboenai) – I don't memorize/learn
– Formal Present/Future: 覚えます (おぼえます, oboemasu) – I memorize/learn; I will memorize/learn
– Formal Negative: 覚えません (おぼえません, oboemasen) – I don't memorize/learn
– Te-form: 覚えて (おぼえて, oboete) – Memorize and…
– Potential: 覚えられる (おぼえられる, oboerareru) – I can memorize/learn

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 新しい単語を覚えるのは大変です。 (あたらしいたんごをおぼえるのはたいへんです。Atarashii tango o oboeru no wa taihen desu) – Memorizing new vocabulary is hard.
2. 彼は次の日のためにスピーチを覚えた。 (かれはつぎのひのためにスピーチをおぼえた。Kare wa tsugi no hi no tame ni supīchi o oboeta) – He memorized the speech for the next day.
3. 日本語を覚えられるといいな。 (にほんごをおぼえられるといいな。Nihongo o oboerareru to ii na) – I hope I can learn Japanese.
4. 私は彼の名前を覚えていません。 (わたしはかれのなまえをおぼえていません。Watashi wa kare no namae o oboeteimasen) – I don’t remember his name.
5. 覚えて、彼が何を言ったのか？ (おぼえて、かれがなにをいったのか？Oboete, kare ga nani o itta no ka?) – Do you remember what he said?

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