Japanese なぜか grammar nazeka
Let’s learn Japanese なぜか grammar nazeka :
Formation :
Meaning and how to use :
Describe the meaning “don’t know why…”. This structure is often used when something is going to contrary to prediction or feeling of the speaker.
Example:
彼を招かなかったのに彼がなぜか来るか分からない。
Kare wo manekanakatta noni kare ga naze ka kuru ka wakaranai.
I don’t know why he came although I didn’t invite him.
なぜか気が出しないようだ。
Nazeka ki ga dashinai you da.
Somehow I don’t feel like doing anything.
なぜかすっぱいものを食べたい。
Nazeka suppai mono wo tabetai.
Somehow I would love to eat some sour food.
なぜか真夏のように汗が出る。
Nazeka manatsu no you ni ase ga deru.
I don’t know why I sweat like in the middle of summer.
なぜか今彼氏の声を聞きたい。
Nazeka ima kareshi no koe wo kikitai.
Somehow I want to hear my boyfriend’s voice now.
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