Decoded Slug: ~を込めて (〜wo komete)

Japanese JLPT Grammar Point
~を込めて (〜wo komete)

~を込めて (〜wo komete)

Short explanation:

To express that something is done with a certain feeling, intention, or emotion.

Formation:

Feeling/emotion/intention Noun + を + 込めて + Verb

Examples:

愛を込めて料理を作りました。
Ai wo komete ryouri wo tsukurimashita.
I cooked the meal with love.
感謝を込めて先生にお礼の手紙を書きました。
Kansha wo komete sensei ni orei no tegami wo kakimashita.
I wrote a thank-you letter to my teacher, filled with gratitude.
彼は全力を込めて最後の瞬間まで戦いました。
Kare wa zenryoku wo komete saigo no shunkan made tatakaimashita.
He fought until the last moment with all his strength.
彼女は悲しみを込めて友達へ別れの言葉を伝えました。
Kanojo wa kanashimi wo komete tomodachi e wakare no kotoba wo tsutaemashita.
She conveyed her farewell words to her friend with sadness.

Long explanation:

The ~を込めて grammar point is used to express that an action is done with a certain feeling, intention or emotion. It can be translated as 'with' or 'filled with' in English. ~を込めて is typically used with feelings or emotions that the speaker wishes to convey through their actions.
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