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Resemble, Similar

に-γ‚‹ (ni-ru)

JLPT N3

Interesting Fact

Japanese people often say γ€ŒδΌΌγ¦γ„γΎγ™γ­οΌγ€ ('You look alike!') when siblings or family members resemble each other. It's a common compliment in everyday conversation.

Memory Trick

Imagine TWO PEOPLE standing side by side looking almost identical. They RESEMBLE each other so closely that it's hard to tell them apart.

Readings

Onyomi: γ‚Έ (ji)

Kunyomi: に-γ‚‹ (ni-ru)

Example Words

δΌΌγ‚‹
にる (niru)
To resemble
δΌΌι‘”η΅΅
にがおえ (nigaoe)
Portrait sketch
鑞似
γ‚‹γ„γ˜ (ruiji)
Similarity
δΌΌεˆγ†
にあう (niau)
To suit

Example Sentence

妹は 母に γ‚ˆγ 似ています。

いもうとは ははに γ‚ˆγ にています。

imouto wa haha ni yoku niteimasu

My younger sister looks a lot like my mother.

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