Put on, wear (used for anything below the stomach)) in Japanese 🇯🇵

はく info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "はく" (haku) sounds like "hawk." Imagine a hawk sweeping its wings across the sky.

Explanations:
– "はく" (haku) is a verb in Japanese that means "to sweep" or "to brush."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 掃除する (そうじする, souji suru) – to clean, to sweep
– 掃く (はく, haku) – to sweep, to brush

Infinitive Conjugations:
– Plain form: はく (haku)
– Past affirmative: はいた (haita)
– Past negative: はかなかった (hakanakatta)
– Present affirmative: はく (haku)
– Present negative: はかない (hakanai)
– Future affirmative: はく (haku)
– Future negative: はかない (hakanai)

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼は毎日庭をはく。
– Kare wa mainichi niwa o haku.
– He sweeps the garden every day.

2. 彼女は部屋をはいた。
– Kanojo wa heya o haita.
– She swept the room.

3. 友達は台所をはかない。
– Tomodachi wa daidokoro o hakanai.
– My friend doesn't sweep the kitchen.

4. 私は明日通りをはくつもりです。
– Watashi wa aa tōri o haku tsumori desu.
– I plan to sweep the street tomorrow.

5. 昨日、猫が掃除機に驚いてはかなかった。
– Kinou, neko ga soujiki ni odoroite hakanakatta.
– Yesterday, the cat was startled by the vacuum cleaner and didn't sweep.

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はく info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
Think of "hak" in "haku" as the sound you make when you step into a pair of pants or pull on a skirt.

Explanations:
"はく" (haku) is a verb used specifically for putting on or wearing items below the waist, such as pants, skirts, and shoes.

Other words that mean the same thing:
Similar to "はく" but for different parts of the body is "きる" (kiru), which means "to wear" for the upper body, like shirts and jackets.

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: はく (haku) – "to put on" / "will put on"
– Past: はいた (haita) – "put on" (past tense)
– Negative: はかない (hakanai) – "do not put on"
– Te-form: はいて (haite) – Used for connecting clauses or in continuous tense
– Conditional: はけば (hakeba) – "if put on"

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼は新しい靴をはくのが好きです。
(かれは あたらしい くつを はくのが すきです。)
Kare wa atarashii kutsu o haku no ga sukidesu.
He likes to wear new shoes.

2. 昨日、このパンツをはいた。
(きのう、この パンツを はいた。)
Kinou, kono pantsu o haita.
I wore these pants yesterday.

3. このスカートをはかないでください。
(この スカートを はかないで ください。)
Kono ato o hakanai de kudasai.
Please do not wear this skirt.

4. 彼女はジーンズをはいています。
(かのじょは ジーンズを はいています。)
Kanojo wa jiinzu o haiteimasu.
She is wearing jeans.

5. これをはけば、とてもおしゃれになりますよ。
(これを はけば、とても おしゃれになりますよ。)
Kore o hakeba, totemo oshare ni narimasu yo.
If you put this on, you'll look very fashionable.

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