チェリー

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.

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.

わすれる

to forget; to leave behind; to lose consciousness of

I forgot about the promise.

忘れる is a ru-verb (ichidan verb) meaning to forget. Can be used for forgetting memories, information, objects left behind, or neglecting to do something. Often used with 〜てしまう to express regret about forgetting. 忘れ物 (forgotten item) is a common related word.

まがりくねる

to wind; to meander; to curve

The mountain road is winding.

Used to describe paths, roads, or rivers that are not straight.

みち

road; path; way; method; moral

If you go straight down this road, you will arrive at the station.

Refers to physical roads, but also paths of life, methods, or moral principles.

いく

to go; to proceed; to travel

I go to the park.

行く means 'to go' and indicates movement away from the speaker's location. It's an irregular verb: past tense is 行った (いった), て-form is 行って (いって). Can also be read as ゆく.

うまれたて

newborn; freshly born

Newborn babies are very small.

Describes something that has just been born or produced. While most commonly used for infants, it can also figuratively describe things like 'freshly made bread' (baked-fresh) though 'yakitate' is more common there.

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.