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Learn Japanese: haku - to wear; to put on something on feet or legs

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haku

to wear; to put on (something on feet or legs)

haku

Breakdown & Usages Conjugations

Breakdown of haku

You use a flag to restore your footgear.

Usages of haku

日に本ほん　で、　家いえ　の　中なか　で　靴くつ　を　履はいて　は　いけません。nihon de, ie no naka de kutu wo haite ha ikemasen.

In Japan, wearing shoes inside the house is not allowed.

靴くつ下した　を　履はく　時とき、　足あし　が　暖あたたかく　なります。kutusita wo haku toki, asi ga atatakaku narimasu.

Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasita

Hepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita

When I put on socks, my feet become warm.

日に本ほん　で、　家いえ　の　中なか　で　靴くつ　を　履はいちゃ　いけない。nihon de, ie no naka de kutu wo haitya ikenai.

In Japan, wearing shoes inside the house is not allowed.

ズボン　を　履はいて　います。zubon wo haite imasu.

I'm wearing trousers.

今きょ日う　は　暑あつい　ので、　サンダル　を　履はきます。kyou ha atui node, sandaru wo hakimasu.

Since it's hot today, I'll wear sandals.

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