| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| wrap, pack | つつむ |
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つつむ info.
– Tips to Remember: One way to remember "つつむ" (tsutsumu) is to think of wrapping something twice (two-two) to pack it securely. Imagine saying "two-two-moo," like you’re wrapping something with care.
– Romanized Characters: tsutsumu
– Explanations: The verb "つつむ" (tsutsumu) means to "wrap" or "pack" something. It is commonly used when referring to wrapping gifts, packing items, or enclosing something within another thing.
– Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 包む (つつむ, tsutsumu)
– 包装する (ほうそうする, housou suru) – to wrap, to package
– 巻く (まく, maku) – to roll, to wind (can be used in different contexts but sometimes means to wrap)
– Conjugations:
– Present: 包む (つつむ, tsutsumu)
– 彼は贈り物をつつむ。 (かれは おくりものを つつむ, Kare wa okurimono o tsutsumu) – He wraps the gift.
– Past: 包んだ (つつんだ, tsutsunda)
– 昨日、プレゼントをつつんだ。 (きのう、プレゼントを つつんだ, Kinou, purezento o tsutsunda) – Yesterday, I wrapped the present.
– Negative: 包まない (つつまない, tsutsumanai)
– 包まないでテープでとめる。 (つつまないでテープで とめる, Tsutsumanai de teepu de tomeru) – Instead of wrapping, I’m fastening it with tape.
– Negative Past: 包まなかった (つつまなかった, tsutsumanakatta)
– 彼はプレゼントを包まなかった。 (かれは プレゼントを つつまなかった, Kare wa purezento o tsutsumanakatta) – He didn’t wrap the present.
– Polite Present: 包みます (つつみます, tsutsumimasu)
– 彼女は贈り物を包みます。 (かのじょは おくりものを つつみます, Kanojo wa okurimono o tsutsumimasu) – She wraps the gift.
– Polite Past: 包みました (つつみました, tsutsumimaa)
– 先生は本を包みました。 (せんせいは ほんを つつみました, Sensei wa hon o tsutsumimaa) – The teacher wrapped the book.
– Te-form: 包んで (つつんで, tsutsunde)
– この紙で包んでください。 (この かみで つつんで ください, Kono kami de tsutsunde kudasai) – Please wrap it with this paper.
– Volitional: 包もう (つつもう, tsutsumou)
– 全部つつもう。 (ぜんぶ つつもう, Zenbu tsutsumou) – Let’s wrap everything.
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