- mouii skip it, drop it; I've had enough (e.g. when offered something), that's enough
Used in casual conversation to stop an ongoing action or decline an offer; often signals frustration or finality.
もういい、やめて。
Mou ii, yamete.
That's enough, stop it.
もういい、いらない。
Mou ii, iranai.
I've had enough, I don't need it.
⚖️ Commonly confused with 'mou ii desu' (polite form); the plain form is more abrupt and used among friends or when annoyed.
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💡 Drop い to get the stem: add くない (negative), かった (past), くて (te-form).
Found in a wide range of contexts. Useful for building reading and listening fluency.
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