Japanese

そのになる

そのきになる
Meaning: to feel like doing something; to be inspired to act; to be in the mood
Part of Speech: Verb

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Verb inflections

Form Affirmative Negative
Present その気になる その気にならない
Polite その気になります その気になりません
Past その気になった その気にならなかった
Polite + Past その気になりました その気になりませんでした
Te-form その気になって その気にならなくて
Potential その気になれる その気になれない
Passive その気になられる その気になられない
Causative その気にならせる その気にならせない
Causative + Passive その気にならされる その気にならされない
Imperative その気になれ その気になるな

Handwriting

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Example

Flattered by others, I felt like doing it.

Usage Notes

Used when one becomes interested in or motivated to do something, often due to outside influence or flattery.

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