Send-off in Japanese 🇯🇵

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send-off	みおくり

How to say “send-off” in Japanese? “みおくり”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “みおくり” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on send-off in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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みおくり (miokuri)

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break it down into み (mi) and おくり (okuri). If you remember that み can mean "to see" and おくり comes from the verb 送る (okuru), which means "to send off," you can combine these concepts to remember "seeing someone off."

Explanations:
– みおくり (見送り) is a noun in Japanese that means "send-off" or "farewell."
– It is derived from the verb 見送る (miokuru), which means "to see off." When someone is leaving, you send them off or farewells them.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 送別 (そうべつ, sōbetsu): farewell
– 別れ (わかれ, wakare): parting, farewell

Conjugations of 見送る (miokuru):
– Present: 見送る (miokuru) – to see off
– Past: 見送った (miokutta) – saw off
– Present Progressive: 見送っている (miokutteiru) – is seeing off
– Future: 見送るだろう (miokurudarou) – will see off
– Negative: 見送らない (miokuranai) – do not see off
– Conditional: 見送れば (miokureba) – if see off
– Volitional: 見送ろう (miokurou) – let’s see off

Example Sentences:
– 今日、友達の見送りに行きます。
– Romanized: Kyō, tomodachi no miokuri ni ikimasu.
– Translation: Today, I am going to see off my friend.

– 彼は空港で家族を見送った。
– Romanized: Kare wa kūkō de kazoku o miokutta.
– Translation: He saw off his family at the airport.

– 彼女の見送りが寂しいです。
– Romanized: Kanojo no miokuri ga sabishī desu.
– Translation: Her farewell is sad.

– 私たちは駅で彼を見送っている。
– Romanized: Wataachi wa eki de kare o miokutte iru.
– Translation: We are seeing him off at the station.

– 明日、見送るだろう。
– Romanized: Aa, miokuru darou.
– Translation: I will see (him/her) off tomorrow.

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