mo

Usages of mo

わたし の かばん は かるい から、 ながい 階段かいだん で も 大丈夫だいじょうぶ です。watashi no kaban wa karui kara, nagai kaidan de mo daijoubu desu.
My bag is light, so even long stairs are fine.
ほし が くも で えない よる も、 そら は しずか です。hoshi ga kumo de mienai yoru mo, sora wa shizuka desu.
Even on nights when stars can’t be seen because of clouds, the sky is quiet.
案内あんない が かりやすい ので、 とおい みせ に も けます。annai ga wakariyasui node, tooi mise ni mo ikemasu.
Because the guidance is easy to understand, I can go to a faraway shop.
歴史れきし の 授業じゅぎょう は 面白おもしろい ので、 授業後じゅぎょうご も 勉強べんきょう を つづけます。rekishi no jugyou wa omoshiroi node, jugyougo mo benkyou o tsuzukemasu.
History class is interesting, so I keep studying even after class.
彼女かのじょ は ことわった あと も、 友達ともだち を にして いた。kanojo wa kotowatta ato mo, tomodachi o kinishite ita.
Even after declining, she was still concerned about her friend.
どちら の 会場かいじょう に も けないの は とても 残念ざんねん だ。dochira no kaijou ni mo ikenaino wa totemo zannen da.
It's very unfortunate that I can't go to either venue.
近道ちかみち を 使つかえば、 昼間ひるま で も きっと はやく く。chikamichi o tsukaeba, hiruma de mo kitto hayaku tsuku.
If you use a shortcut, you will surely arrive faster even in the daytime.
冷凍庫れいとうこ に ごはん が ある ので、 いそがしい よる も 安心あんしん です。reitouko ni gohan ga aru node, isogashii yoru mo anshin desu.
Since there is rice in the freezer, I feel at ease even on busy nights.
本棚ほんだな は かべ に 固定こていして あって、 地震じしん の とき も たおれにくい。hondana wa kabe ni koteishite atte, jishin no toki mo taorenikui.
The bookshelf is fixed to the wall, so it’s hard for it to fall over during an earthquake.
かれ の 表情ひょうじょう を て いる と、 なに も わなくて も 気分きぶん が よく かって きます。kare no hyoujou o mite iru to, nani mo iwanakute mo kibun ga yoku wakatte kimasu.
When I watch his expression, I come to understand his mood well even without him saying anything.
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How do verb conjugations work in Japanese?
Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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