How to say 'Recently' in Japanese | このごろ

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The Japanese word for Recently is 'Konogoro', written as このごろ in Japanese.

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このごろ

Meaning

Recently

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Konogoro

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'このごろ (このごろ)' means 'recently' or 'these days'. It is used to refer to a period of time close to the present, often to describe changes, trends, or personal experiences. For example: Recently, I've been busy「このごろ、忙しいです」(このごろ、いそがしいです). The weather has been nice recently「このごろ、天気がいいです」(このごろ、てんきがいいです). This word is commonly used in casual conversations and can also imply a sense of continuity or ongoing state.

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

3584

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word このごろ

This word contains 4 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

こ

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hiragana

の

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hiragana

ご

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hiragana

ろ

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'Konogoro' means 'Recently' .

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