It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 嫌 (iya)
Meaning: meet
嫌 (iya) is a Japanese word that means “dislike” or “hate.” It is often used to express a strong negative feeling or aversion towards something or someone.
Examples
- 雪が嫌いです。 I hate snow.
- ちょっと嫌だな。 I don’t really like it.
- 彼は変化を嫌う。 He hates changes.
- 漫画が嫌いです。 I don’t like manga.
- 納豆は嫌いです。 I dislike natto.
- 英語が嫌いです。 I dislike English.
- ブロッコリーが嫌い dislike broccoli
- わさびが嫌いです。 I don’t like wasabi.
- 夏の暑さは嫌いだ。 I hate the heat of summer.
- 彼は今機嫌がいい。 He’s in a good mood now.
