See, look at in Japanese 🇯🇵

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see, look at	みる

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word "みる":
– Imagine someone using a mirror ("mirror" sounds like "みる") to see themselves.
– Associate "みる" with "miru," which sounds like "mirror."

Explanations:
– "みる" (見る) is a verb that generally means "to see" or "to look at."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 観る (みる, miru): To watch (often used for movies, performances, etc.)
– 診る (みる, miru): To examine (often used medically, as in a doctor examining a patient)

Conjugations:
– Present (dictionary form): みる (miru)
– Past: みた (mita)
– Present negative: みない (minai)
– Past negative: みなかった (minakatta)
– Te-form: みて (mite)
– Potential: みられる (mirareru)
– Volitional: みよう (miyou)
– Conditional: みれば (mireba)

Examples of sentences:
1. 私はそれを見る (わたしはそれをみる, Watashi wa sore o miru) – I look at that.
2. 昨日、映画を見た (きのう、えいがをみた, Kinou, eiga o mita) – I watched a movie yesterday.
3. 彼は見ないだろう (かれはみないだろう, Kare wa minai darou) – He probably won't see it.
4. 医者が私を診てくれた (いしゃがわたしをみてくれた, Isha ga watashi o mite kureta) – The doctor examined me.
5. もっとよく見れば、わかるかもしれない (もっとよくみれば、わかるかもしれない, Motto yoku mireba, wakaru kamo shirenai) – If you look more closely, you might understand.

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