ever in Japanese
ever in Japanese is いつも, ずっと, いつか — ever means at any time.
ever in Japanese
いつも
Pronounced: itsumo
(formal, or, archaic) Always, frequently, forever.
ずっと
Pronounced: zutto
(formal, or, archaic) Always, frequently, forever.
いつか
Pronounced: itsuka
At any time.
What does "ever" mean?
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adv At any time.
"Have you ever been to Japan?"
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adv Always; continuously.
"They lived happily ever after."
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adv Used after a question word for emphasis.
"Why ever would you say that?"
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ever in a sentence
- Have you ever been to Japan?
- Nothing like this had ever happened before.
- They lived happily ever after.
- The river flows ever onward, carrying leaves down to the sea.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ever" in Japanese?
"ever" in Japanese is いつも, ずっと, いつか. ever means: At any time.
How do you pronounce いつも?
"ever" in Japanese is いつも, pronounced "itsumo".
How do you use "ever" in a sentence?
Example: "Have you ever been to Japan?" In Japanese, "ever" is いつも, ずっと, いつか.
Are there other ways to say "ever" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ever": いつも, ずっと, いつか.
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