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ススキ名所に38万人殺到 大渋滞で住民「家から出られない」 奈良・曽爾高原【もっと知りたい!】【グッド!モーニング】(2026年10月4日)

380,000 flock to famous susuki grass spot, massive traffic jam leaves residents "unable to leave home" — Sōni Plateau, Nara [Want to Know More!][Good! Morning] (October 4, 2026)

LingoDew, which teaches Japanese through YouTube videos, measured this N3 video at 6.6 morae per second, faster than the N3 median of 6.5, and found 32% of its words outside the 1,000 most common in its Japanese videos, more than the N3 median of 21%.

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雨が降りそうだから、傘を持っていこう。

It looks like it's going to rain, so let's take an umbrella.

  1. 雨が降りそうit looks like it will rain降る (to fall) becomes 降り + そう: something that looks about to happen.
  2. だからso, because of thatGives the reason for what comes next.
  3. 傘を持っていこうlet's take an umbrella持っていく (take along) in its volitional form 〜こう: “let's” or “I'll”.

降りそう vs 降るそうだ

Attached to the verb stem, そう means “it looks like”: 降りそう = it looks like rain. After the dictionary form, そうだ means “I heard”: 降るそうだ = I heard it will rain.

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