“To memorise” in Japanese
Short answer
To memorise in Japanese is “覚える” (oboeru). Full meaning: to memorize, to memorise, to commit to memory, to learn by heart, to bear in mind, to remember; to learn, to pick up, to acquire; to feel.
Other ways to say “To memorise” in Japanese
諳んずる
soranzuru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
諳んじる
soranjiru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
覺る
oboeru to memorize, to memorise, to commit to memory, to learn by heart, to bear in mind, to remember; to learn, to pick up, to acquire; to feel
憶える
oboeru to memorize, to memorise, to commit to memory, to learn by heart, to bear in mind, to remember; to learn, to pick up, to acquire; to feel
諳じる
soranjiru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
覺える
oboeru to memorize, to memorise, to commit to memory, to learn by heart, to bear in mind, to remember; to learn, to pick up, to acquire; to feel
誦ずる
soranzuru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
暗んじる
soranjiru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
誦んずる
soranzuru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
おぼえる
oboeru to memorize, to memorise, to commit to memory, to learn by heart, to bear in mind, to remember; to learn, to pick up, to acquire; to feel
そらんずる
soranzuru to memorize, to memorise, to recite from memory
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