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泳ぐ

oyogu /ojoɡu/

To move through water by using one's limbs or body, typically for recreation, sport, or survival. It describes the physical action of swimming for humans, animals, and fish alike.

Exemples

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1

夏休みに海で泳ぐのが楽しみです。

I am looking forward to swimming in the sea during summer vacation.

2

水泳選手がプールで速く泳ぎます。

The swimmer swims fast in the pool.

3

明日、近くの川で泳ごうよ!

Let's swim in the nearby river tomorrow!

Famille de mots

Nom
泳ぎ
Verb
泳ぐ
Adverbe
泳ぎながら
Apparenté
水泳
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Astuce mémo

The kanji for 'oyogu' (泳) consists of the water radical (氵) on the left and 'eternal' (永) on the right. Imagine someone swimming 'forever' in the water.

Quiz rapide

暑いので、今日はプールで( )たいです。

Correct !

La bonne réponse est : 泳ぎ

Exemples

1

夏休みに海で泳ぐのが楽しみです。

everyday

I am looking forward to swimming in the sea during summer vacation.

2

水泳選手がプールで速く泳ぎます。

formal

The swimmer swims fast in the pool.

3

明日、近くの川で泳ごうよ!

informal

Let's swim in the nearby river tomorrow!

4

特定の魚類は、酸素を取り込むために泳ぎ続けなければならない。

academic

Certain fish species must continue swimming to take in oxygen.

5

彼は厳しいビジネスの世界をうまく泳いでいる。

business

He is successfully navigating (swimming through) the tough business world.

Famille de mots

Nom
泳ぎ
Verb
泳ぐ
Adverbe
泳ぎながら
Apparenté
水泳

Collocations courantes

プールで泳ぐ to swim in a pool
上手に泳ぐ to swim well
向こう岸まで泳ぐ to swim to the opposite shore
魚が泳ぐ fish swim
1キロ泳ぐ to swim one kilometer

Phrases Courantes

目を泳がせる

to have one's eyes wander guiltily or nervously

世間を泳ぐ

to get along in the world; to navigate society

潮に乗って泳ぐ

to swim with the tide

Souvent confondu avec

泳ぐ vs 浮く

Uku means to float passively, while oyogu refers to the active movement through water.

泳ぐ vs 潜る

Muguru means to dive or go underwater, whereas oyogu is the general term for swimming.

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Notes d'usage

The particle 'de' is used for the location of swimming (pool, sea), while 'o' can be used when referring to a distance or a path (e.g., crossing a river).

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Erreurs courantes

Beginners often use the particle 'ni' for the location (e.g., 'pūru ni oyogu'), but 'de' is correct because swimming is an action occurring within a space.

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Astuce mémo

The kanji for 'oyogu' (泳) consists of the water radical (氵) on the left and 'eternal' (永) on the right. Imagine someone swimming 'forever' in the water.

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Origine du mot

Derived from the Old Japanese verb 'oyogu', which has been used since the 8th century to describe the movement of humans and fish in water.

Modèles grammaticaux

Godan/Group 1 verb Te-form: 泳いで (oyoide) Potential form: 泳げる (oyogeru - can swim)
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Contexte culturel

In Japan, swimming lessons are a mandatory part of the physical education curriculum in most elementary schools during the summer.

Quiz rapide

暑いので、今日はプールで( )たいです。

Correct !

La bonne réponse est : 泳ぎ

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保護

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協力

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提案

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輸出

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輸入

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資源

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