Swim in Japanese 🇯🇵

およぐ info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "およぐ" (oyogu) sounds like "Oh! You're good!" which is something you might say to encourage someone who is swimming well.

Explanations:
– "およぐ" (oyogu) is a verb in Japanese that means "to swim."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 泳ぐ (およぐ) (oyogu) – the kanji form of "to swim."

Different conjugations:
Infinitive: およぐ (oyogu)

Present:
– 泳ぎます (およぎます) (oyogimasu) – polite form
– 泳ぐ (およぐ) (oyogu) – plain form

Past:
– 泳ぎました (およぎました) (oyogimaa) – polite form
– 泳いだ (およいだ) (oyoida) – plain form

Negative:
– 泳ぎません (およぎません) (oyogimasen) – polite form
– 泳がない (およがない) (oyoganai) – plain form

Past negative:
– 泳ぎませんでした (およぎませんでした) (oyogimasen dea) – polite form
– 泳がなかった (およがなかった) (oyoganakatta) – plain form

Future:
– Japanese does not have a separate future tense; context and additional words are often used to indicate future actions.
– In polite form: 泳ぐつもりです (およぐつもりです) (oyogu tsumori desu) – "I intend to swim."

Examples of sentences:
1. 今週末に海で泳ぎます。
– Romanized: Konshūmatsu ni umi de oyogimasu.
– Translation: I will swim in the sea this weekend.

2. 昨日はプールで泳いだ。
– Romanized: Kinō wa pūru de oyoida.
– Translation: I swam in the pool yesterday.

3. 彼は毎朝泳ぎます。
– Romanized: Kare wa mai asa oyogimasu.
– Translation: He swims every morning.

4. 彼女は泳ぎません。
– Romanized: Kanojo wa oyogimasen.
– Translation: She does not swim.

5. 私たちは湖で泳ぐつもりです。
– Romanized: Wataachi wa mizuumi de oyogu tsumori desu.
– Translation: We intend to swim in the lake.

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