She sees in Japanese 🇯🇵

かのじょ は みる info.

かのじょ は みる

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– かのじょ (kanojo) means "she" or "girlfriend". You might know this from popular culture, like manga or anime.
– みる (miru) is the verb "to see" or "to watch". You can link it to "mirror" to help you remember miru means "to see".

Explanations:
– かのじょ (kanojo) is the pronoun for "she".
– は (wa) is a particle that marks the subject of the sentence.
– みる (miru) is the verb "to see" in its dictionary form (infinitive).

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 見る (みる, miru) – to see
– 観る (みる, miru) – to watch (often used for watching movies, performances)
– 見える (みえる, mieru) – can be seen, visible
– 見つける (みつける, mitsukeru) – to find

Conjugations of みる (miru):
– Present/Future: みる (miru) – She sees / She will see
– Past: みた (mita) – She saw
– Present continuous: みている (miteiru) – She is seeing
– Conditional: みれば (mireba) – If she sees
– Negative: みない (minai) – She doesn't see
– Potential: みられる (mirareru) – She can see

Examples of sentences using みる (miru):
1. かのじょ は えいが を みる。 (kanojo wa eiga o miru.) – She watches a movie.
2. かのじょ は そと を みた。 (kanojo wa soto o mita.) – She saw outside.
3. かのじょ は えいが を みている。 (kanojo wa eiga o miteiru.) – She is watching a movie.
4. かのじょ は わたし を みれば、わかるだろう。 (kanojo wa watashi o mireba, wakarudarou.) – If she sees me, she will understand.
5. かのじょ は なにも みない。 (kanojo wa nanimo minai.) – She sees nothing.
6. かのじょ は とても よく みられる。 (kanojo wa totemo yoku mirareru.) – She can see very well.

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