What does “ZUTTO” means in Japanese? 🇯🇵 4 different Meanings & How to use it, Grammar 74

JapaneseLily · 20 Mar 2022

"Zutto" (ずっと) is a very useful adverb in Japanese.

In this video you'll learn how to use it and what does it mean in different situations:

1)To express a state that goes on continuously, without interruption
2)Forever
3)Used in sentences that compare
4)Usage in other expressions

mdchachi · 20 Mar 2022

Interesting. I don't think I've ever used pattern #3 before.

JapaneseLily · 21 Mar 2022

mdchachi said:
Interesting. I don't think I've ever used pattern #3 before.

Then you can use it in this comparative form from now on

mdchachi · 21 Mar 2022

JapaneseLily said:
Then you can use it in this comparative form from now on

I will try. Or least I will recognize it better if I hear it now. ずっと前からその使い方よくわりませんでした。

JapaneseLily · 22 Mar 2022

mdchachi said:
I will try. Or least I will recognize it better if I hear it now. ずっと前からその使い方よくわりませんでした。

ずっと前からその使い方がよくわかりませんでした。

nice gaijin · 23 Mar 2022

Wow, this brings back memories! 初めて習った日本語の歌詞が思い出してしまいました。

「このままずっと、ずっと、死ぬまでハッピー」

Learning these lyrics gave me a ton of new vocabulary and grammar, it's a great study tool! And you can lock in some great karaoke picks that you can sing with confidence.

What does “ZUTTO” means in Japanese? 🇯🇵 4 different Meanings & How to use it, Grammar 74

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