Promise, vow in Japanese 🇯🇵

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promise, vow	やくそくする

How to say “promise, vow” in Japanese? “やくそくする”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “やくそくする” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on promise, vow in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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やくそくする (yakusoku suru)

Tips to Remember:
– Sound Association: 'Yakusoku' sounds like 'Yaku' (as in Yakuza) and 'soku' (sounds kind of like "soak"). Imagine a promise made with a serious Yakuza member being so strong that it "soaks" into your very being.
– Visual Association: The kanji 約束 (yakusoku) includes the character for "thread" 糸, which can symbolize the binding nature of a promise.

Explanations:
– やくそく (Yakusoku) – means "promise" or "vow."
– する (Suru) – means "to do." Thus, やくそくする (yakusoku suru) means "to make a promise."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 誓う (ちかう, chikau) – to swear or to vow.
– 保障する (ほしょうする, hoshou suru) – to guarantee.
– 契約する (けいやくする, keiyaku suru) – to contract or to make a formal agreement.

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: やくそくする (yakusoku suru) – I promise, I will promise.
– Past: やくそくした (yakusoku a) – I promised.
– Negative: やくそくしない (yakusoku shinai) – I do not promise.
– Past Negative: やくそくしなかった (yakusoku shinakatta) – I did not promise.
– Te-form: やくそくして (yakusoku e) – promising.
– Potential: やくそくできる (yakusoku dekiru) – can promise.

Example Sentences:
1. 今夜、やくそくをします。
(Kon'ya, yakusoku o shimasu.)
I promise tonight.

2. 彼女はやくそくしなかった。
(Kanojo wa yakusoku shinakatta.)
She didn’t promise.

3. 僕たちは明日映画を見に行くよとやくそくした。
(Bokutachi wa aa eiga o mi ni iku yo to yakusoku a.)
We promised to go see a movie tomorrow.

4. もしやくそくを守らなければならない。
(Moshi yakusoku o mamoranakereba naranai.)
You must keep your promise.

5. 僕はやくそくできるかどうかわからない。
(Boku wa yakusoku dekiru ka dou ka wakaranai.)
I do not know if I can promise.

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