The Japanese vocabulary「腕 (うで、ude)」means “arm.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
| Key Word | 腕 |
| Hiragana | うで |
| Romaji Reading | ude |
| English Meaning | arm |
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.
The Example Japanese Sentences
It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.
| Japanese Sentence | 腕が日焼けした。 |
| Romaji Reading | Ude ga hiyake shita. |
| English Meaning | My arms got sunburned. (Plain Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 腕が日焼けしました。 |
| Romaji Reading | Ude ga hiyake shimashita. |
| English Meaning | My arms got sunburned. (Polite Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 彼女の腕を掴んで引き止めた。 |
| Romaji Reading | Kanojo no ude o tsukande hikitometa. |
| English Meaning | I grabbed my girlfriend’s arm and held her back. (Plain Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 彼女の腕を掴んで引き止めました。 |
| Romaji Reading | Kanojo no ude o tsukande hikitomemashita. |
| English Meaning | I grabbed my girlfriend’s arm and held her back. (Polite Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 佐藤さんは腕組みをして考えている。 |
| Romaji Reading | Satō-san wa udegumi o shite kangaete iru. |
| English Meaning | Sato-san is crossing his arms and thinking. (Plain Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 佐藤さんは腕組みをして考えています。 |
| Romaji Reading | Satō-san wa udegumi o shite kangaete imasu. |
| English Meaning | Sato-san is crossing his arms and thinking. (Polite Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 井口さんはとても腕のいい理容師だ。 |
| Romaji Reading | Iguchi-san wa totemo ude no ī riyōshi da. |
| English Meaning | Iguchi-san is a very skilled barber. (Plain Form) |
| Japanese Sentence | 井口さんはとても腕のいい理容師です。 |
| Romaji Reading | Iguchi-san wa totemo ude no ī riyōshi desu. |
| English Meaning | Iguchi-san is a very skilled barber. ( Polite Form) |
