うそ
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Base noun form. Refers to a false statement or deception. Often used in expressions like 『うそをつく』 (uso o tsuku, 'to tell a lie').
Theme
Two friends, Ken and User, are chatting at a café after school, discussing a rumor they heard about a classmate.
うそ
うそ
lie
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Memory Hook
Think of 'uso' as 'you so' lying! When someone tells a lie, you might say, 'Uso!' — it sounds like 'you so' dishonest.
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, honesty is highly valued. Saying 『うそ！』 (uso, 'lie!') is a common exclamation when someone hears something surprising or unbelievable, similar to 'No way!' in English.
Forms
Base: うそBase noun form. Refers to a false statement or deception. Often used in expressions like 『うそをつく』 (uso o tsuku, 'to tell a lie').