Meanings
- 1slowly; unhurriedly; without hasteadverbadverb (takes と)
- 2easily (e.g. in time); well; sufficientlyadverb
- 3well (e.g. sleep); comfortablyadverbtakes する
JMdict 1013050
Conjugation
| Form | Conjugated | Reading |
|---|---|---|
| Polite Present (~masu) | します | します |
| Polite Past (~mashita) | しました | しました |
| Polite Negative (~masen) | しません | しません |
| Plain Negative (~nai) | しない | しない |
| Te-form (Connecting) | して | して |
| Plain Past (~ta) | した | した |
| Potential (Can do) | できる | できる |
In a sentence
もうmoreちょっとa littleゆっくりslowlyお願いplease
A little more slowly, please
How it works
Three modifiers stack up before the request. もう (more) and ちょっと (a little) team up to mean “a little bit more,” and they describe ゆっくり (slowly). That whole chunk leans on お願い (please), a noun used as a soft, casual “please (do this).” There’s no verb spoken — the action (“go / speak slower”) is left to context.