koe

Usages of koe

しずかな 部屋へや で は 先生せんせい の こえ が きやすい です。sizukana heya de ha sensei no koe ga kikiyasui desu.
In a quiet room the teacher’s voice is easy to hear.
はは の こえ が き です。haha no koe ga suki desu.
I like my mother's voice.
早朝そうちょう に とり の こえ を きました。soutyou ni tori no koe wo kikimasita.
I heard birds in the early morning.
図書館としょかん で は こえ を げて ください。tosyokan de ha koe wo sagete kudasai.
Please lower your voice in the library.
わたし の こえ は ひくい です。watasi no koe ha hikui desu.
My voice is low.
先輩せんぱい は 説明せつめい が 上手じょうず だ。 それ に、 こえ も きやすい。senpai ha setumei ga zyouzu da. sore ni, koe mo kikiyasui.
My senior explains well. In addition, her voice is easy to hear.
しずかな 部屋へや なら、 先生せんせい の こえ が ける。sizukana heya nara, sensei no koe ga kikeru.
In a quiet room, I can hear the teacher's voice.
しずかな 部屋へや で は 先生せんせい の こえ が はっきり こえます。sizukana heya de ha sensei no koe ga hakkiri kikoemasu.
In a quiet room, I can hear the teacher’s voice clearly.
子供こどもたち は 公園こうえん で 元気げんきな こえ を げます。kodomotati ha kouen de genkina koe wo agemasu.
The children raise their voices energetically in the park.

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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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