Spill, overflow in Japanese 🇯🇵

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spill, overflow	こぼれる

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
To remember "こぼれる (koboreru)," you might visualize a bowl of soup "koboring" (spilling) over. Associating the sound "ko-bo-re" with the action of something spilling can help the memory stick.

Explanations:
"こぼれる (koboreru)" is an intransitive verb meaning to spill, overflow, or leak out. It is used when something is spilling or leaking by itself, not when someone is deliberately spilling something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. 漏れる (もれる, moreru): leak
2. あふれる (afureru): overflow

Conjugations:
1. Present: こぼれる (koboreru) – spills, overflows
2. Past: こぼれた (koboreta) – spilled, overflowed
3. Negative: こぼれない (koborenai) – does not spill, will not overflow
4. Te-form: こぼれて (koborete) – spilling, overflowing (continuative form)
5. Potential: こぼれられる (koborerareru) – can spill, can overflow
6. Conditional: こぼれれば (koborereba) – if it spills, if it overflows
7. Volitional: こぼれよう (koboreyou) – let's spill, let's overflow

Examples of sentences:

1. コップの水がこぼれる。
koppu no mizu ga koboreru.
The water in the cup spills.

2. 彼の目から涙がこぼれた。
kare no me kara namida ga koboreta.
Tears spilled from his eyes.

3. 風が吹いて、お茶がこぼれた。
kaze ga fuite, ocha ga koboreta.
The wind blew, and the tea spilled.

4. このカップはほとんどこぼれない。
kono kappu wa hotondo koborenai.
This cup almost never spills.

5. お酒がテーブルにこぼれている。
osake ga teeburu ni koborete iru.
The sake is spilling on the table.

6. この道具を使えば、水がこぼれない。
kono dougu wo teba, mizu ga koborenai.
If you use this tool, the water won't spill.

7. こぼれそうな感じがして、私はボトルをしっかり握った。
koboresou na kanji ga e, watashi wa botoru wo shikkari nigitta.
Feeling like it was about to spill, I firmly grasped the bottle.

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