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.

JLPT N4 Grammar: ても (temo) Meaning

ても” is a Japanese grammar particle that is used to connect clauses and indicate a contrast or exception. It can be translated as “even if” or “although”. It is often used in the middle of a sentence and is equivalent to “even though” in English.

Form :

Verb ( て Form)  も

Examples:

1. 理由聞いてもいい？ May I ask why?  
2. 質問をしてもいい？ May I ask a question?  
3. 電気消してもいい？ Do you mind if I turn off the light?  
4. 電話借りてもいい？ May I use your phone?  
5. 食べてもいません。 I haven’t eaten, either.  
6. あの池はとても深い。 That pond is very deep.  
7. この岩はとても固い。 This rock is very hard.  
8. この犬はとても賢い。 This dog is very clever.  
9. この靴はとても軽い。 These shoes are very light.  
10. テレビつけてもいい？ Can I turn on the TV?  
11. テレビ消してもいい？ Can I turn off the TV?