「思う」- To Think/To Believe

Explanation

思おもう is a very common verb in Japanese, primarily meaning "to think" or "to believe." It can be used to express personal thoughts or to state one's opinion about something. In sentences, 思おもう is typically placed at the end to summarize or convey the speaker's viewpoint.

Grammar Pattern

Grammar Point	Connection	Explanation
思おもう	Verb	Means "to think" or "to believe."

Basic Usage

思おもう can be used to express personal thoughts, wishes, or speculations, and it is usually placed at the end of a sentence.

• 彼かれは先生せんせいだと思おもう。
• Kare wa sensei da to omou.
• I think he is a teacher.
  

• 明日あしたは雨あめが降ふると思おもう。
• Ashita wa ame ga furu to omou.
• I think it will rain tomorrow.
  

Examples

• 彼かれは先生せんせいだと思おもう。
• Kare wa sensei da to omou.
• I think he is a teacher.
  

• 明日あしたは雨あめが降ふると思おもう。
• Ashita wa ame ga furu to omou.
• I think it will rain tomorrow.
  

Real-Life Scenarios

• Daily Conversations: Use 思おもう when discussing opinions with friends or family to express your thoughts.
• Work Settings: In meetings or discussions, using 思おもう to present your suggestions or opinions can make communication smoother.

Summary

思おもう is a versatile verb used to express personal thoughts, speculations, and intentions. Mastering 思おもう and its related usages will help improve your Japanese expression and communication skills.