Remain, be in excess in Japanese 🇯🇵

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remain, be in excess	あまる

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

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Tips to remember あまる:
– Imagine "a mall" where items are "left over" after a sale. The word sounds almost like "a-mall-r".

Explanations:
– あまる (amaru) means "to remain" or "to be in excess". It is used when there is something left over or more than needed.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 残る (のこる, nokoru) – to remain, to be left
– 余る (よあまり, yoamari) – to be in excess; alternate kanji form for あまる

Conjugations of あまる (amaru):
– Present: あまる (amaru) – remains, is in excess
– Past: あまった (amatta) – remained, was in excess
– Negative: あまらない (amaranai) – does not remain, is not in excess
– Past Negative: あまらなかった (amaranakatta) – did not remain, was not in excess
– Polite Present: あまります (amarimasu) – remains, is in excess
– Polite Past: あまりました (amarimaa) – remained, was in excess
– Polite Negative: あまりません (amarimasen) – does not remain, is not in excess
– Polite Past Negative: あまりませんでした (amarimasen dea) – did not remain, was not in excess
– Te-form: あまって (amatte) – remaining, excess (continuative form)
– Potential Form: あまれる (amareru) – can remain, can be in excess
– Imperative: あまれ (amare) – remain!

Examples of sentences:
1. 夕食があまる。
(Yuushoku ga amaru.)
The dinner is left over.

2. 宿題が多すぎて時間があまらない。
(Shukudai ga oosugite jikan ga amaranai.)
There’s too much homework, so there isn’t any time left.

3. ケーキを作りすぎてたくさんあまった。
(Keeki wo tsukuri sugite takusan amatta.)
Made too much cake, so a lot was left over.

4. 売れ残った商品があまっています。
(Urenokotta shouhin ga amatteimasu.)
The unsold products are left over.

5. そのプロジェクトにはリソースがあまるでしょう。
(Sono purojekuto ni wa risoosu ga amarudeshou.)
There will probably be resources left over for that project.

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