Spread out, extend in Japanese 🇯🇵

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spread out, extend	ひろがる

How to say “spread out, extend” in Japanese? “ひろがる”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ひろがる” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on spread out, extend in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "ひろがる" with "hiro" (which sounds similar to "hero") spreading out his cape.
– Visualize an open field "spreading out" endlessly in all directions.

Explanations:
– "ひろがる" (広がる) means "to spread out" or "to extend."
– It's an intransitive verb, meaning it does not take a direct object.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 拡がる (ひろがる): Also means "to spread" or "to extend" but more commonly used in physical or abstract sense.
– 広げる (ひろげる): Means "to spread something" or "to extend something" (transitive verb).

Different conjugations:
– Present: ひろがる (広がる) – hirogaru
– Past: ひろがった (広がった) – hirogatta
– Negative: ひろがらない (広がらない) – hirogaranai
– Future: ひろがるでしょう (広がるでしょう) – hirogaru deshou (will probably spread)
– Te-form: ひろがって (広がって) – hirogatte
– Conditional: ひろがれば (広がれば) – hirogareba
– Potential: ひろがれる (広がれる) – hirogareru

Examples of sentences:
1. 桜の花が広がる公園で散歩します。
– Sakura no hana ga hirogaru kouen de sanpo shimasu.
– I take a walk in the park where cherry blossoms spread out.

2. 噂が瞬く間に広がった。
– Uwasa ga matatakuma ni hirogatta.
– The rumor spread in the blink of an eye.

3. そのニュースがすぐに広がるでしょう。
– Sono nyūsu ga sugu ni hirogaru deshou.
– That news will probably spread quickly.

4. 彼の影響力は世界中に広がっている。
– Kare no eikyouryoku wa sekaijuu ni hirogatte iru.
– His influence is spreading all over the world.

5. 笑顔がみんなに広がった。
– Egao ga minna ni hirogatta.
– Smiles spread to everyone.

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