= Yoku mo maa kono samui naka, kooto mo kinai de arukeru ne. よくもまあ ( = yoku mo maa) to stress the meaning = They ( referring to a couple) have been together for a long time, haven’t they? = He must be in a bad state if he’s coming to me to ask for money.Ħ) to express one’s admiration/ surprised feelings/disbelief = Kare ga watashi ni okane wo karini kuru nante yokuyoku no koto da. = I don’t go my home (my parents’ house) unless there is a special reason. = Yokuyoku no koto ga nai to jikka ni wa kaeranai. Note: You also use よくよく ( = yokuyoku) very carefully, very closely to emphasize the meaning.Īll the above sentences can be replaced with よくよく ( = yokuyoku)Īnother usage of よくよく ( = yokuyoku): for special reason / in the last extremity
( ← When I asked about the exam more carefully, I found out that it’s tomorrow.) = I found out the exam was tomorrow after all.
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= When I examined the plate that I had just bought carefully, there was a crack in it. = Katta bakari no sara wo yoku mitara hibi ga haitte ita. = Come to think of it, there was no way that I could afford to go traveling anyway. = Yoku kangaete mitara ryokou ni iku okane nado nakatta. = Kono shigoto wo hikiukete kurete arigatou.Īlso よく ( = yoku) implies taking on that job is not an easy thing to do. Note: It shows more gratitude than just saying = Yoku (zo) kono shigoto wo hikiukete kuremashita. Note: * When you stress the meaning, you add ぞ ( = zo) よく ぞ ( = yokuzo) ) = Tooi tokoro kara yoku kite kuremashita. = I’ve been talking to her a lot on LINE. = Saikin, kanojo to yoku LINE ( = rain) de hanasu. = Good laugh and good sleep are the keys to staying healthy. = Yoku warai, yoku neru koto wa kenkou ni ii. It is like another slang word ヤバい ( = yabai) and it can be used both positive and negative meanings. It doesn’t have a specific meaning and you use it to express emotions or describe one’s state when you feel sad, happy, angry, OK or see something cute, cool, etc. Originally the symbol of 卍 is a temple which is called “manji”. Note: 卍 (manji) is a slang word among teen girls. = I’ve been hearing the word, “maji manji” a lot recently. = Saikin, maji 卍（ manji ） toiu kotoba wo yoku kiku. = I’ve been fighting with him a lot recently. = When I was a boy I would play catch with my father. = Kodomo no koro wa, chichi to kyacchibooru wo yoku shita monoda. = Look around carefully to see if you have everything.Ģ) to do something/ something happen often, frequently
= Wasure mono ga nai ka yoku mite kudasai. = I understand you miss your girlfriend (or you feel lonely because you don’t have a girlfriend) but you should eat something. = Kanojo ga inakute sabishii (or samishii) kimochi wa yoku wakarukedo nanka, tabetara? = “JLPT ni ukatta no? Sugoi! Yoku ganbattane!” = Are you sure you looked everywhere (carefully)? = Everybody in my host family was very nice to me. = Hoomu sutei no kazoku wa mina, watashi ni totemo yoku shite kureta. = This detergent removes the stains well. It can be used in a negative way.ġ) to do something well, nicely, kindly, carefully You may say, “I know that! よく ( = yoku) is an adverb form of いい ( = ii), right?” She recently got a question about the usage of よく ( = yoku). = All the people who come visit this site study Japanese really hard. = Kono saito ni kuru minna wa nihongo no benkyou wo hontou ni yoku ganbatte iru yo. We have the cute guest teacher, Suzu! We just had a question in the comment section and she will explain the usage of よく ( = yoku). This is your 初レッスン ( = hatsu lesson) the first lesson of the year Hi everyone! Happy New Year!! 明けましておめでとう！( = Akemashite omedetou)
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