Japanese Adverb Course 5

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Japanese Adverb Course 5

段々(だんだん)

Meaning:

段々だんだん」means “steadily”, “gradually”, “more and more(less and less)”.

Note: It can be written as 「だんだん」「だんだんと」「段々だんだんと」too. They are the same.
Note 2: 々 is a repetition kanji or “ideographic iteration mark”, it means that the kanji just before should be repeated.


Examples:

そらだんだんくもってきた。
The sky has gradually clouded over.

だんだんさむくなってきている。
It’s gradually getting colder.

ひるだんだんとながくなってきた。
The days are getting longer gradually.

せいかずだんだんってきた。
The number of students is dropping gradually.

ごとだんだん困難こんなんになってきた。
The work begins to get more difficult gradually.

祖母そぼだんだんわすれっぽくなってきた。
My grandmother was gradually becoming forgetful.

トムは段々だんだんよくなっている。
Tom is getting better steadily.

これから段々だんだんあたたかくなってくでしょう。
It’s going to get steadily hotter from now.

フィオナのがみ段々だんだんひんっていった。
Fiona’s letters were becoming less and less frequent.

かれって、ゆきなかかれ姿すがた段々だんだんうすれていた。
As he walked away, his figure gradually became dim under the snow.
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