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かよう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, intransitive)
1. to go to and from (a place); to go back and forth between; to run between (e.g. bus, train, etc.); to ply between
This bus runs between the station and the airport.
2. to go to (school, work, etc.); to attend; to commute; to frequent
Now, I am properly attending school like this.
3. to circulate (e.g. blood, electricity); to be communicated (e.g. thought)
Even though we could not understand each other's language, our hearts were connected.
4. to resemble
Alt. forms
通かよう
97%
かよう
2%
Pitch accent
か
よう
Top 32500
Conjugations...Used in: 427
Used in vocabulary (6 in total)
to resemble closely
to resemble closely
to be flowing (of blood); to be alive; to be humane; to show signs of humanity
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Examples (66 in total)
I go to Hyogo University.
We used to commute together in the past.
Where do you attend high school?
Do you go to an elementary school?
He goes to kindergarten.
Bert doesn't go to high school, does he?
Tom goes to night school.
Do you go to school on foot?
After all, it's the place my precious daughter attends.
How does he go to school?
Even though we could not understand each other's language, our hearts were connected.
Both my sister and brother go to college.
My father goes to his office by train.
Elementary school children go to school for a term of six years.
"How do you go to school?" "By bus."
Mike goes to school by bus.
People of all generations come here.
I'm not going to school just for show, you know!
She goes by the name of Amy.
I went to elementary school in Nagoya.
Jim boasts of having passed the exam.
Tom went to high school in Boston.
I've been taking an English conversation course since spring.
My daughter goes to a prefectural high school.
This is the school where my father used to go.
My brother goes to the same school I do.
He used to walk to his office.
In the end, she simply cannot help wanting to go to school.
I have not been able to go to school for a week.
How many days a week do you go to school?
Poverty prevented him from attending school.
I cared for the rabbits when I was at school.
Hanako has attended an American college for four years.
Students from the suburbs come to school by bus.
I'll begin going to work starting April 10th.
She went by the name of Bess.
The school Tom goes to has a pool.
Kanako commutes from Chiba to Tokyo.
He went by the name of Johnny.
Mary went to a Catholic school.
She goes to the dentist every other day.
My daughter goes to a public elementary school nearby.
Mr Eliot's niece goes to a women's college.
I go to the same school as Kenji.
He goes by the name of Kenchan.
Children of six and above should attend school.
He was delighted to know I had passed the exam.
She bought a bicycle in order to go to school.
Our children all go to the local school.
My younger brother, who goes to a different school, started last week.
This bus runs between the station and the airport.
That is why I went to the hospital as if it were a daily routine.
It is the uniform of the prestigious girls' elementary school she attends.
Boats run between the island and the mainland every day.
Mr. Jackson is the principal of the high school that Tom goes to.
Note that, as a rule, our high school doesn't give out homework.
The law obliges us to send our children to school.
There's narrow road to the village.
In Japan, attendance at elementary and junior high school is compulsory.
But I don't have the motivation to attend university and study.
He is trespassing on our private property.
He went to art school to study painting and sculpture.
He has two sons that don't go to school yet.
This is my friend Rachel. We went to the same high school.
I took a cooking class last spring and learned to bake bread.
The buses run every ten minutes.