Take a rest, take a break in Japanese 🇯🇵

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take a rest, take a break	やすむ

How to say “take a rest, take a break” in Japanese? “やすむ”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “やすむ” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on take a rest, take a break in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Imagine you are so tired that you say, "Yas, I need some rest." Yas can remind you of the sound "やす" (yasu).
– Break "やすむ" (yasumu) into "や" (ya), "す" (su), and "む" (mu). Think of "ya, I am so tired. Su-mu rest."

Explanations:
– "やすむ" (yasumu) is a verb that means "to rest" or "to take a break." It can also mean "to be absent" or "to take a day off."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 休む (yasumu): This is the kanji version of the word.
– 休息する (きゅうそくする) (kyūsoku suru): To rest, to take a break.
– 休養する (きゅうようする) (kyūyō suru): To have a rest, to recuperate.
– 小休止 (しょうきゅうし) (shōkyūshi): A short break.

Infinitive:
– Yasumu (やすむ)

Different conjugations:
– Present: やすみます (yasumimasu) – "I rest" / "I will rest" (polite)
– Past: やすみました (yasumimaa) – "I rested" / "I took a break" (polite)
– Negative: やすみません (yasumimasen) – "I do not rest" / "I will not rest" (polite)
– Past Negative: やすみませんでした (yasumimasendea) – "I did not rest" / "I did not take a break" (polite)

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 今日は仕事をやすみます。(きょうはしごとをやすみます) (Kyō wa shigoto o yasumimasu) – "I will take a day off from work today."
2. 昨日、たくさんやすみました。(きのう、たくさんやすみました) (Kinō, takusan yasumimaa) – "I rested a lot yesterday."
3. 疲れたのでちょっとやすみます。(つかれたのでちょっとやすみます) (Treta no de chotto yasumimasu) – "Since I am tired, I will take a short break."
4. やすみませんでしたがまだ疲れています。(やすみませんでしたがまだつかれています) (Yasumimasendea ga mada treteimasu) – "I did not rest, but I am still tired."
5. 学校を一日やすみました。(がっこうをいちにちやすみました) (Gakkō o ichinichi yasumimaa) – "I took a day off from school."

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