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How do you say breaking in Japanese?

"Breaking" can have many different meanings in English, so the Japanese translation will depend on the specific context. Here are a few possibilities:

General breaking:

* 壊れる (kowareru): This is the most common way to say "break" in the sense of something becoming damaged or unusable.

* Example: "The vase broke." (花瓶が壊れた. *kabin ga kowareta*)

* 壊す (kowasu): This means "to break" something intentionally.

* Example: "I broke the window." (窓を壊した. *mado wo kowashita*)

Breaking into a place:

* 侵入する (shinnyū suru): This means "to break into" a place, usually illegally.

* Example: "They broke into the store." (彼らは店に侵入した. *karera wa mise ni shinnyū shita*)

* 押し入る (oshiiru): This also means "to break into" a place, often implying force.

* Example: "The thief broke into the house." (泥棒は家に押し入った. *dorobō wa ie ni oshiitta*)

Breaking a rule:

* 破る (yaburu): This means "to break" a rule or law.

* Example: "He broke the law." (彼は法律を破った. *kare wa hōritsu o yabutta*)

* 違反する (ihan suru): This also means "to break" a rule or law, implying a violation.

* Example: "She broke the traffic rules." (彼女は交通ルールを違反した. *kanojo wa kōtsū rūru o ihan shita*)

Breaking news:

* 速報 (sokubō): This means "breaking news".

* Example: "Breaking news: the earthquake has hit the coast." (速報: 地震が海岸を襲った. *sokubō: jishin ga kaigan o osotta*)

Other meanings:

* 壊れる (kowareru): This can also be used to mean "to break down" emotionally.

* Example: "He broke down crying." (彼は泣き崩れた. *kare wa nakikudareta*)

* 切る (kiru): This can mean "to break off" a relationship or engagement.

* Example: "They broke off the engagement." (彼らは婚約を解消した. *karera wa kon'yaku o kaishō shita*)

It's important to consider the context and choose the most appropriate translation for "breaking".

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