運動します（うんどうします、undoうshimasu）
- to exercise

The Japanese verb 運動します運動します means "to exercise," "to work out," or "to do physical activity." It encompasses a wide range of activities that involve physical movement to maintain or improve health and fitness. This could include things like running, swimming, playing sports, or simply stretching. The word focuses on the action of exercising itself rather than the specific type of exercise.

⚫︎毎日、運動します運動します。 Translation: I exercise every day. ⚫︎週末に公園で運動します運動します。 Translation: I will exercise in the park on the weekend. ⚫︎健康のために運動します運動します。 Translation: I exercise for my health.

You use 運動します運動します in situations where you want to talk about engaging in physical activity. It's a versatile verb, and can be used in various contexts, from casual conversations about personal fitness habits to more formal discussions about health and wellness. You can add adverbs of frequency like 毎日 (mainichi - every day) or たまに (tamani - sometimes) to indicate how often you exercise.

⚫︎This word is typically written as 運動します運動します using kanji and hiragana. ⚫︎運動 (undou) is the kanji for "exercise" or "physical activity". ⚫︎します (shimasu) is the polite form of the verb "to do". ⚫︎There are no other common ways to write this word or variations in the okurigana.

⚫︎トレーニングします (toreeningu shimasu) - "to train" ⚫︎体を動かします (karada o ugokashimasu) - "to move one's body"

⚫︎There is no single direct antonym for 運動します運動します. However, words or phrases indicating lack of movement or rest could be considered antonymous in context: ⚫︎休みます (yasumimasu) - "to rest" ⚫︎座ります (suwarimasu) - "to sit" ⚫︎何もしません (nani mo shimasen) - "to do nothing"

最近、あまり運動しません運動しません。 ・Translation: Lately, I don't exercise very much. ・Explanation: This sentence expresses a lack of physical activity.

ジムで運動します運動します。 ・Translation: I exercise at the gym. ・Explanation: This sentence specifies where the exercise takes place.

The word 運動 (undou) comes from the combination of two kanji: 運 (un) which means "to carry" or "to transport" and 動 (dou) which means "to move." Therefore, 運動 can be interpreted as "movement." The verb します (shimasu) is added to create the verb "to do/to perform" the action of movement or exercise.