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How do you say "bring an umbrella" in Japanese?
傘を持ってきて
kasa wo motsu tekite
In Japanese, "bring an umbrella" is 傘を持ってきて (kasa wo motsu tekite).
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Pronunciation
Say KAH-sah woh moh-tsoo teh-kee-teh, with kasa's short syllables popping quickly like an umbrella snapping open.
Writing and usage
傘を持ってきて is written using kanji. It's a phrase, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
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How to remember 傘を持ってきて
Kasa sounds like 'car sa' — picture an umbrella big enough to shelter an entire car.
Related words
- its hot today 今日は暑い konnichiha atsui
- its cold today 今日は寒い konnichiha samui
- its raining 雨が降っている ame ga futsu teiru
- its snowing 雪が降っている yuki ga futsu teiru
- its windy 風が強い kaze ga tsuyoi
- its sunny 晴れてる hare teru
- looks like rain 雨が降りそうだ ame ga ori souda
- stay warm 暖かくしてね atatakaku shitene
- stay cool 落ち着いて ochitsui te
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Questions about 傘を持ってきて
How do you pronounce 傘を持ってきて?
Say KAH-sah woh moh-tsoo teh-kee-teh, with kasa's short syllables popping quickly like an umbrella snapping open.
Is 傘を持ってきて formal or casual?
傘を持ってきて is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 傘を持ってきて written in Japanese?
傘を持ってきて is written using kanji. Romanised, it reads as kasa wo motsu tekite.
Where can I practice Japanese words for free?
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