Move (something) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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move (something)	うごかす

How to say “move (something)” in Japanese? “うごかす”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “うごかす” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on move (something) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Imagine you are moving (動かす / うごかす / ugokasu) an object from one place to another.
– "動" is the kanji for "motion" or "move," indicating action or movement.
– Associate the sound "ugo" with "you go" as in "you go move it."

Explanations:
– "うごかす" (ugokasu) is a verb meaning "to move (something)." It typically involves physically moving an object or shifting something from one place to another.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 移動させる (いどうさせる / idou saseru): To make something move or to transfer.
– 運ぶ (はこぶ / hakobu): To carry.
– 移す (うつす / utsusu): To transfer or to shift.

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: うごかす (ugokasu) – I move/I will move
– Past: うごかした (ugokaa) – I moved
– Negative: うごかさない (ugokasanai) – I don't move
– Past Negative: うごかさなかった (ugokasanakatta) – I didn't move
– Te-form (used for connecting verbs): うごかして (ugokae) – moving/after moving
– Potential: うごかせる (ugokaseru) – can move
– Volitional: うごかそう (ugokasou) – let's move
– Conditional: うごかせば (ugokaseba) – if (I) move

Examples of Sentences:
1. 椅子をうごかしてくれますか？
(いすをうごかしてくれますか？ / Isu o ugokae kuremasu ka?) – Can you move the chair?

2. 彼は机を簡単にうごかした。
(かれはつくえをかんたんにうごかした。 / Kare wa tsukue o kantan ni ugokaa.) – He easily moved the desk.

3. 状況をうごかすために何ができるのか考えましょう。
(じょうきょうをうごかすためになにができるのかかんがえましょう。 / Joukyou o ugokasu tame ni nani ga dekiru no ka kangaemashou.) – Let's think about what we can do to change the situation.

4. この箱は重すぎて、うごかせません。
(このはこはおもすぎて、うごかせません。 / Kono hako wa omosugite, ugokasemasen.) – This box is too heavy, I can't move it.

5. 彼女はそれをうごかすのに苦労した。
(かのじょはそれをうごかすのにくろうした。 / Kanojo wa sore o ugokasu no ni kurou a.) – She had a hard time moving it.

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