RUN! RUN! RUN!

はみだす

to protrude; to stick out; to be crowded out

The car is sticking out of the lane.

Used when something goes beyond a boundary or frame. Can also refer to being excluded from a group.

きもち

feelings, emotions, mood, sentiment

I understand his feelings well.

Used to express emotions, feelings, or mental states. Can refer to both positive and negative feelings. Often used in phrases like '気持ちがいい' (feels good) or '気持ちが悪い' (feels bad/sick).

to connect; to lead to; to be linked

This road leads to the station.

Used for physical connections (roads, cables) as well as abstract links (logic, relationships).

きみ

you (informal); thou; lord; ruler

You should come with us too.

A familiar second-person pronoun used among close friends or by superiors to subordinates. Historically used to refer to a lord or monarch.

possessive particle indicating belonging, attribution, or relationship

Mother's cooking is the most delicious.

Connects two nouns to show possession or attribution. The modifying noun comes before の, and the modified noun comes after. Can also connect clauses when nominalizing.

て

hand

I wash my hands before eating.

手 (て) refers to the hand from wrist to fingertips. Used in many idiomatic expressions like 手を貸す (lend a hand), 手がかかる (requires effort), and 手に入る (obtain). Can also mean 'method' or 'move' in games like shogi.

direct object marker particle

I solved a difficult problem.

Marks the direct object of a verb - what the action is done to. Written を but pronounced 'o'. Essential for transitive verbs. Also marks the space through which movement occurs.

tightly; with force

The mother hugged the crying baby tightly.

Used when applying strong pressure, such as squeezing, gripping, or hugging.