The Japanese vocabulary「鍬 (くわ、kuwa)」means “hoe.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
Key Word | 鍬 |
Hiragana | くわ |
Romaji Reading | kuwa |
English Meaning | hoe |
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
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The Example Japanese Sentences
It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.
I’ll plow the fields with a hoe.
Plain Form:
くわで畑を耕す。
Kuwa de hatake o tagayasu.
Polite Form:
くわで畑を耕します。
Kuwa de hatake o tagayashimasu.
I plowed the field with a hoe.
Plain Form:
くわで畑を耕した。
Kuwa de hatake o tagayashita.
Polite Form:
くわで畑を耕しました。
Kuwa de hatake o tagayashimashita.
I’ll loosen the soil in the field with a hoe.
Plain Form:
くわで畑の土をほぐす。
Kuwa de hatake no tsuchi o hogusu.
Polite Form:
くわで畑の土をほぐします。
Kuwa de hatake no tsuchi o hogushimasu.
Today’s work will be finished after I put away the hoe.
Plain Form:
くわを片付けたら今日の仕事は終了だ。
Kuwa o katazuketara kyō no shigoto wa shūryō da.
Polite Form:
くわを片付けたら今日の仕事は終了です。
Kuwa o katazuketara kyō no shigoto wa shūryō desu.