Signification
To put on different clothes.
Contexte culturel
Changing clothes is a ritual of transition from the outside world to the home. Students often change into gym clothes (taikufuku) for PE class. Some jobs require changing into a uniform (seifuku) upon arrival. In traditional inns (ryokan), guests change into yukata.
Context is key
You don't always need to say 'fuku'. If you are in your room, just saying 'kigaeru' is enough.
Signification
To put on different clothes.
Context is key
You don't always need to say 'fuku'. If you are in your room, just saying 'kigaeru' is enough.
Teste-toi
Fill in the blank with the correct verb.
{家|うち}に{帰|かえ}ったら、{服|ふく}を______。
When returning home, you change your clothes, not just put them on or take them off.
Which sentence is natural?
Choose the most natural way to say 'I will change clothes.'
{着替|きが}える is the specific verb for changing clothes.
🎉 Score : /2
Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
2 exercices{家|うち}に{帰|かえ}ったら、{服|ふく}を______。
When returning home, you change your clothes, not just put them on or take them off.
Choose the most natural way to say 'I will change clothes.'
{着替|きが}える is the specific verb for changing clothes.
🎉 Score : /2
Questions fréquentes
1 questionsNo, for shoes you use {履|は}き{替|か}える.
Expressions liées
{着|き}る
builds onto wear
{脱|ぬ}ぐ
contrastto take off
{更衣室|こういしつ}
specialized formchanging room
