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Warm (something) up in Japanese πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅


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warm (something) up γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹
How to say “warm (something) up” in Japanese? “γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on warm (something) up in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– You can remember "γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹" by associating it with the English word "atom." For example, imagine atoms in motion generating heat, warming something up.

Explanations:
– "γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹" (atatameru) is a verb in Japanese that means "to warm (something) up" or "to heat."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 温める (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹ – atatameru)
– ζš–γ‚γ‚‹ (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹ – atatameru)

Conjugations:
– Present: 温める (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹ – atatameru) – I warm/I will warm
– Past: ζΈ©γ‚γŸ (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γŸ – atatameta) – I warmed
– Negative: 温めγͺい (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γͺい – atatamenai) – I do not warm/I will not warm
– Negative Past: 温めγͺγ‹γ£γŸ (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γͺγ‹γ£γŸ – atatemenakatta) – I did not warm
– Te-form: 温めて (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ¦ – atatamete) – Warm up (command/request)
– Potential Form: ζΈ©γ‚γ‚‰γ‚Œγ‚‹ (γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‰γ‚Œγ‚‹ – atatamerareru) – I can warm

Examples of sentences:
1. スープを温める。 (γ‚ΉγƒΌγƒ—γ‚’γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‹γ€‚ – Suupu o atatameru.) – I warm up the soup.
2. ιƒ¨ε±‹γ‚’ζΈ©γ‚γŸγ€‚ (γΈγ‚„γ‚’γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γŸγ€‚ – Heya o atatameta.) – I warmed up the room.
3. 牛乳を温めγͺいでください。 (γŽγ‚…γ†γ«γ‚…γ†γ‚’γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γͺいでください。 – Gyuunyuu o atatamenai de kudasai.) – Please do not warm up the milk.
4. γ‚³γƒΌγƒ’γƒΌγ‚’ζΈ©γ‚γ¦γ‚‚γ„γ„γ§γ™γ‹οΌŸ (γ‚³γƒΌγƒ’γƒΌγ‚’γ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ¦γ‚‚γ„γ„γ§γ™γ‹οΌŸ – Koohii o atatamete mo ii desu ka?) – Is it okay if I warm up the coffee?
5. γƒ¬γƒ³γ‚Έγ§γ”γ―γ‚“γŒζΈ©γ‚γ‚‰γ‚ŒγΎγ™γ€‚ (γƒ¬γƒ³γ‚Έγ§γ”γ―γ‚“γŒγ‚γŸγŸγ‚γ‚‰γ‚ŒγΎγ™γ€‚ – Renji de gohan ga atatameraremasu.) – You can warm up the rice in the microwave.

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