もらい

This is the 620th most frequent Japanese word.


もらい

"もらい" means "receiving" or "something received."


In this sentence, 'もらい' (received) is used as part of the verb structure 'もらう' (to receive), indicating receiving something from someone.

友達にプレゼントをもらいました。

I received a present from my friend.


This sentence again uses 'もらい', demonstrating the process of obtaining assistance specifically from a mentioned source.

彼女から助けをもらいました。

I received help from her.


Here, 'もらい' emphasizes receiving information or advice, highlighting its versatility in denoting acquiring non-physical elements.

道を通るとき、地元の人に教えをもらいました。

While passing through the road, I received guidance from a local resident.