Turn, face in Japanese 🇯🇵

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turn, face	むく

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

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Visualize turning your face towards something, as "むく (muku)" means to face or turn towards.
– Imagine a "moo cow" (sounds like "むく") turning to face you.

Explanations:
"むく (muku)" is used in Japanese to express turning towards or facing something. It can be combined with other verbs or nouns to specify direction or target.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 向かう (むかう, mukau): to face, to go towards
– 向ける (むける, mukeru): to turn towards, to point

Conjugations:
1. Present/Future (Dictionary Form):
– むく (muku) – turn, face

2. Past Tense:
– むいた (muita) – turned, faced

3. Negative Form (Present/Future):
– むかない (mukanai) – not turn, not face

4. Negative Form (Past):
– むかなかった (mukanakatta) – did not turn, did not face

5. Polite Form (Present/Future):
– むきます (mukimasu) – turn, face

6. Polite Form (Past):
– むきました (mukimaa) – turned, faced

7. Negative Polite (Present/Future):
– むきません (mukimasen) – will not turn, will not face

8. Negative Polite (Past):
– むきませんでした (mukimasen dea) – did not turn, did not face

Examples of Sentences:
1. 私は東にむく。
– Watashi wa higashi ni muku.
– I face east.

2. 彼女は後ろをむいた。
– Kanojo wa ushiro o muita.
– She turned around.

3. 子供たちはステージの方にむかない。
– Kodomotachi wa suteeji no hou ni mukanai.
– The children do not face the stage.

4. 彼は話している人にむきました。
– Kare wa hanaeiru hito ni mukimaa.
– He turned towards the person speaking.

5. 私たちは未来にむけます。
– Wataachi wa mirai ni mukemasu.
– We will face the future.

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