What does Temo mean in Japanese?
In this lesson, you’ll learn the next Japanese conditional form – ても (temo) Sentence. By definition, it simply translates to “Even if ~” in English. ても (temo) Sentence is used to indicate a reverse condition.
What does Ittemo mean?
Learn Japanese grammar: と言っても【といっても】(to ittemo). Meaning: although I say; although one might say ~.
What does Nakereba Narimasen mean?
In a casual way, NAKEREBA NARIMASEN (must, have to, need to) becomes NAKYA. So, you say BENKYÔ SHINAKYA. If you don’t have to do something, you change the NAI part to “don’t have to,” that is, NAKUTEMO II DESU.
What is Kamaimasen?
We don’t mind.
How do you use Toshite?
“として” is used to represent someone’s qualifications, position, or a certain state. This may sound a little confusing, but fortunately most of the time you can just think of it as English “as” since the meaning is pretty close. 僕は経験者として言ってるんだ。 I’m saying this as someone with experience.
How do you use Temoii in Japanese?
Learn Japanese grammar: てもいい (temo ii) & てもいいです（か） (temo ii desu ka). Meaning: is OK to ~; is alright to ~; may I ~? (indicates permission or request for permission).
What does Doushite mean in Japanese?
Starting simply, どうして doushite can be used on it’s own as a stand alone phrase to mean “why”.
How do you use mo?
We use the Japanese grammar particle も (mo) to apply a previous statement to an additional item. It is similar to “too” or “as well“, and replaces the topic marker は (wa) in the sentence. For example, a friend starts telling you about their recent experience travelling to France: フランスへいきました。
When to use the Japanese word’temo’?
Japanese conditional form ても (temo) sentence is used when the opposite result/action happens to what people normally expected.
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When to use a conditional form in Japanese?
Even if there is no class, your teacher will still ask you to come to school. The second sentence in this example is a request form, but it’s allowed here. For Japanese conditional form ても (temo) sentence, you use it when the opposite result happens (or opposite action is taken) to what people normally expected.
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