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N2 Kanji 10: 伺
Meaning:
In Japanese, 伺 means “to ask; to visit”.
How to read it:
| Kunyomi | うかが |
| Onyomi | Not often used |
How to write it:
Origin:
You can see two men here.
One man is pointing at somewhere.
Because the other man asked:
Where is the bathroom?
So 伺 means “to ask”.
Development:
Vocabulary:
| In modern Japanese, there are only one word using kanji 伺. So this kanji is super easy to master! 伺う：to ask; to visit Note: This word is a humble word in Japanese, so you can’t use it to express other people’s actions. |
Example Sentences:
| 電話番号を伺えますか？ May I ask for your phone number? 私が直接お伺いします。 I’ll personally visit you. 一つお伺いしたいのですが。 I’d like to ask a question. お名前伺ってよろしいですか？ May I ask your name? 明日伺ってもよろしいですか。 May I come and see you tomorrow? ご意見を伺ってもよろしいでしょうか。 Can I ask your opinion? |
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