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How to Say ‘Every time, I get angry and end up crying.’ in Japanese

そのたんび怒って 泣いていくの

sono tanbi okotsu te nai te iku no

[sono tanbi okot te nai te iku no]

💬 Usage Tip: The sequence of actions [怒って] and [泣いて] creates a dynamic emotional process.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese storytelling often explores the cycle of human emotions and their impact on relationships.

Phrase Breakdown

そのたんび

sono tanbi

Words in this phrase

その

sono

[sono]

that

Used to indicate a specific thing previously mentioned.

Example

その本を読んだ。

Read that book.

たんび

tanbi

[tanbi]

every time

Each instance that an event occurs.

Example

会うたんびに嬉しい。

I am happy every time we meet.

怒って

okotsu te

Words in this phrase

怒っ

okotsu

[okot]

to get angry

To become upset or enraged.

Example

すぐに怒るな。

Don't get angry so easily.

te

[te]

and

A particle used to connect verbs or adjectives.

Example

ランチを作って食べた。

Made and ate lunch.

泣いていくの

nai te iku no

Words in this phrase

泣い

nai

[nai]

to cry

To shed tears as a response to emotion.

Example

映画を見て泣いた。

I cried after watching the movie.

te

[te]

and

A particle used to connect verbs or adjectives.

Example

ランチを作って食べた。

Made and ate lunch.

いく

iku

[iku]

to go

In the process of doing something.

Example

泣きながら帰る。

Go home while crying.

no

[no]

the

Used to indicate a specific thing previously mentioned.

Example

それは彼の本だ。

That is his book.

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