How to say “pool” in Japanese | プール (pūru)

The Japanese vocabulary「プール (pūru)」means “pool.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

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Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

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I’m a pool lifeguard.

Plain Form:

私わたしは、プールの監かん視し員いんだ。
Watashi wa, pūru no kanshi-in da.

Polite Form:

私は、プールの監視員です。
Watashi wa, pūru no kanshi-in desu.

I like swimming in the pool.

Plain Form:

プールで泳およぐのが好すきだ。
Pūru de oyogu no ga sukida.

Polite Form:

プールで泳ぐのが好きです。
Pūru de oyogu no ga sukidesu.

We’ll use an underwater camera in the pool.

Plain Form:

プールで水中すいちゅうカメラを使つかう。
Pūru de suichū kamera o tsukau.

Polite Form:

プールで水中カメラを使います。
Pūru de suichū kamera o tsukaimasu.

I’m going to go to a pool this afternoon.

Plain Form:

今日きょうの午後ごごにプールに行いく。
Kyō no gogo ni pūru ni iku.

Polite Form:

今日はプールに行きます。
Kyō no gogo ni pūru ni ikimasu.

The literal translation of「今日きょうの午後ごご」is “today’s afternoon.”