NOVEMBER 2019 (VOL. 147)
Japanictionary: Kiru
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September 2020 - Lesson 147
Mom:
Naze fuku wo kite inai no?
Why you are naked?
Hayaku fuku wo kinasai?
Put your clothes on now!
Son:
Boku wa kono fuku wo kitakunai!
I don’t want to wear these clothes.
Mom:
Jyaa, nani wo kitai no?
What do you want to wear then?
Genta:
Supaida-man no fuku ga kitai!
I want to wear the Spider-man suits.
Mom:
Sore wa kinou kita desho.
You already wore it yesterday.
| wear | wear (Polite) | wore | wore(Polite) | wearing (present progressive) | had worn (past progressive) | can wear (potential) | want to wear | Let's wear (presumptive) | Let's wear! (presumptive polite) | wear! (imperative) | please wear(imperative polite) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Positive | Kiru | Kimasu | Kita | Kimashita | Kite iru | Kite ita | Kireru | Kitai | Kiyou | Kimashõ | Kinasai/Kiro | Kite kudasai |
| Negative | Kinai | Kimasen | Kinakatta | Kimasen deshita | Kite inai | Kite inakatta | Kirenai | kitakunai | - | - | Kiruna | Kinaide kudasai |
Fuku wo kiteiru inu.
A dog wearing clothes!
Mou kono fuku wa kirenai.
can’t wear this
clothing anymore.
Osoroi no t-shatsu wo kiyou!
Let’s wear matching t-shirts!
Shiki deha su-tsu wo kite kudasai.
Please wear a suits
at the ceremony.
Hajimete kimono wo kimashita.
I wore a kimono for the first time.
Samukatta node se-ta- wo kita!
I wore a sweater because
it was cold.
