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くれて (kurete) means "give (to me) (and) ..." or "Kindly do ... for (me)!". It's the te-form of the verb くれる (kureru), meaning "to give". It’s used when someone does something for the...

支えて (ささえて, sasaete) means "support (and) ..." or "Support (me/it)!". It's the te-form of the verb 支える (ささえる, sasaeru), meaning “to support”. It's used to describe...

いつも (itsumo) means “always” or “all the time”. It's used before a verb, action, or state to describe things that happen regularly or repeatedly. The adverb can also express an emotional...

しました (shimashita) means "did" or "have done." It's the past polite form of the verb する (suru), meaning “to do.” It's used to politely state that an action has been carried out or...

閉幕する (へいまく する, heimaku suru) means "to draw the curtain on" or "to come to an end." It's the suru-verb form of 閉幕 (へいまく, heimaku), which refers to a formal closing....

おめでとう (omedetou) means "Congrats!" or "Congratulations!" and is used to casually celebrate good news, achievements, or happy occasions. It can be used on its own or paired with an event, as...