Think, feel in Japanese 🇯🇵

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think, feel	おもう

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

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word おもう (omou):
– Imagine someone in deep thought, thinking or feeling about something important, and they are "trying to form an 'O' in their mind" (O-mou).
– You could link it with the English word "mow," as in "mow" over things in your mind.

Explanations:
– おもう (omou) means "to think" or "to feel."
– It captures both the cognitive aspect (thinking) and the emotional aspect (feeling).

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– かんがえる (考える, kangaeru) – to think (more analytical or logical thinking).
– かんじる (感じる, kanjiru) – to feel (more about sensing and emotional feeling).

Conjugations of おもう (omou):
– Present/Future: おもう (omou)
– Past: おもった (omotta)
– Negative: おもわない (omowanai)
– Past Negative: おもわなかった (omowanakatta)
– Te-form: おもって (omotte)
– Volitional: おもおう (omoou)
– Conditional: おもえば (omoeba)
– Potential: おもえる (omoeru)

Examples of Sentences:
1. Present/Future:
– 彼はいつも家族のことをおもう。(Kare wa itsumo kazoku no koto o omou.)
He always thinks about his family.

2. Past:
– 昨日の試験についてとても不安におもった。(Kinō no shiken ni tsuite totemo fuan ni omotta.)
I was very anxious about yesterday's exam.

3. Negative:
– 彼は成功するとはおもわない。(Kare wa seikō suru to wa omowanai.)
I do not think he will succeed.

4. Past Negative:
– 私は彼が来るとはおもわなかった。(Watashi wa kare ga kuru to wa omowanakatta.)
I did not think he would come.

5. Te-form:
– あなたのことをずっとおもっていました。(Anata no koto o zutto omotte imaa.)
I have been thinking about you all the time.

6. Volitional:
– 明日もがんばろうとおもおう。(Aa mo ganbarou to omoou.)
I think I will try hard again tomorrow.

7. Conditional:
– あなたがそうおもえば、それでいい。(Anata ga sō omoeba, sore de ii.)
If you think so, that's fine.

8. Potential:
– 彼女が何を考えているかおもえる？(Kanojo ga nani o kangaete iru ka omoeru?)
Can you guess what she is thinking?

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