boushi

Usages of boushi

なつ は 帽子ぼうし を かぶって そと を あるく よう に して いる。natsu wa boushi o kabutte soto o aruku you ni shite iru.
In summer I make sure to wear a hat when I walk outside.
その あかい 帽子ぼうし は わたし の ふく に わない から、 べつ の いろ を さがす。sono akai boushi wa watashi no fuku ni awanai kara, betsu no iro o sagasu.
That red hat doesn’t match my clothes, so I’ll look for another color.
ふゆ は あたたかい 帽子ぼうし を かぶります。fuyu wa atatakai boushi o kaburimasu.
I wear a warm hat in winter.
その 帽子ぼうし は わたし の ふく に う。sono boushi wa watashi no fuku ni au.
That hat matches my clothes.
むすめ は かわいい 帽子ぼうし を かぶって います。musume wa kawaii boushi o kabutte imasu.
My daughter is wearing a cute hat.
わたし は 帽子ぼうし の いろ を 上着うわぎ に わせます。watashi wa boushi no iro o uwagi ni awasemasu.
I match the color of my hat to my jacket.
わたし は あかい ぼう を かぶりたい です。watashi wa akai boushi o kaburitai desu.
I want to wear a red hat.
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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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