迎えます(むかえます、mukaemasu)
- to welcome
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MUKA
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迎えます (むかえます, romaji: mukaemasu) means "to welcome" in Japanese. It is a N4 Low-level Verb (group 2) word.
| Meaning: | to welcome |
| Level: | N4 Low |
| Lexical Category: | Verb (group 2) (上一段動詞) |
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Verb Conjugation
Basic Conjugation
Romaji:mukaemasu
Hiragana:むかえます
Polite-form (ます形) | むかえます迎えます。welcome. |
Dict-form (辞書形) | 迎えるwelcome |
Connect-form (て形) | 迎えて + <Verb> |
Not-form (ない形) | 迎えないnot welcome |
Advanced Conjugation
Past-form (た形) | 迎えたwelcomed |
Terminal-form (終止形) | 迎える。welcome. |
If-form (仮定形) | 迎えればif welcome |
Let's-form (意志形) | 迎えよう !let's welcome |
Command-form (命令形) | 迎えろ !welcome ! |
AI Explanation
The Japanese verb 迎えます, which is read as むかえます, primarily means "to welcome," "to greet," "to receive," or "to meet." 迎えます often implies a sense of preparing for or expecting someone or something. It can refer to welcoming a person, an event, a season, or even a new year. The meaning depends on context. The meaning changes depending on the surrounding words and situations.
⚫︎新しい年を 迎えます。 Translation: I welcome the new year. ⚫︎お客様を玄関で 迎えます。 Translation: I welcome the guests at the entrance. ⚫︎パーティーでみんなを 迎えます。 Translation: I welcome everyone at the party.
⚫︎ Use 迎えます when you want to express the act of welcoming someone or something. ⚫︎ This verb is appropriate in various situations, such as welcoming guests, starting a new job, celebrating an event, or looking forward to the arrival of a season. ⚫︎ The tense of 迎えます, such as the present form (迎えます), past form (迎えました - welcomed), or future form (迎えるでしょう - will welcome), will change depending on the context.
⚫︎ The word is typically written with the kanji 迎 and the hiragana えます: 迎えます. ⚫︎ The hiragana reading is むかえます. ⚫︎ The okurigana (the suffix hiragana) is えます, which is always present for the conjugation of the verb. ⚫︎ The verb conjugates regularly. For example: * Present affirmative: 迎えます (welcomes/welcome) * Present negative: 迎えません (do not welcome) * Past affirmative: 迎えました (welcomed) * Past negative: 迎えませんでした (did not welcome)
⚫︎ 歓迎します (かんげいします) - to welcome (more formal) ⚫︎ 出迎えます (でむかえます) - to meet and welcome (someone) ⚫︎ 迎える (むかえる) - basic form of 迎えます
⚫︎ While there isn't a direct antonym, words that imply rejection or dismissal could be considered opposites in concept. Examples may vary depending on the context.
空港で友人を 迎えます。 ・Translation: I will welcome my friend at the airport. ・Explanation: This sentence shows the use of 迎えます to express the act of meeting and greeting someone at a specific location, indicating a planned welcoming.
新しい学期を心して 迎えます。 ・Translation: I will wholeheartedly welcome the new school term. ・Explanation: Here, 迎えます implies looking forward to the new term and embracing it with a certain attitude or feeling.
⚫︎ The kanji 迎 (むか) means "to welcome," "to meet," or "to greet." ⚫︎ The verb stem 迎 is combined with the suffix えます to form the verb 迎えます. The suffix える is a verb ending indicating action. ⚫︎ The word's etymology highlights its core meaning of going out to meet or welcome someone or something.