Separate, part in Japanese 🇯🇵

わかれる info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:

– Imagine saying goodbye to someone at the end of a day, splitting ways, which might make you sigh and say "Waka", like "Waka-lera ("later")".

Explanations:

– The word わかれる (wakare-ru) is a verb that means to separate, part, or split. It is often used to describe parting ways with someone or something.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:

– 別れる (わかれる, wakare-ru): separate, part
– 離れる (はなれる, hanare-ru): to separate, to leave, to be distant
– 解散する (かいさんする, kaisan-suru): to break up, to dis*

Alternate Meanings and Slang:

– 別れる can also specifically mean to break up in the context of relationships.

Examples of Sentences that Use わかれる:

1. 私たちは駅でわかれました。
– Romanized: Wataachi wa eki de wakaremaa.
– Translation: We parted at the station.

2. 彼は彼女とわかれたばかりです。
– Romanized: Kare wa kanojo to wakareta bakari desu.
– Translation: He just broke up with his girlfriend.

3. 私たちの道がここでわかれる。
– Romanized: Wataachi no michi ga koko de wakareru.
– Translation: Our paths split here.

4. 大雨のため、途中でみんなわかれた。
– Romanized: Ooame no tame, tochuu de minna wakareta.
– Translation: Due to the heavy rain, everyone split up halfway.

5. 時にはわかれることも必要です。
– Romanized: Toki ni wa wakareru koto mo hitsuyou desu.
– Translation: Sometimes separation is necessary.

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