This means you 'will do' something. It is like saying 'going to do'. People use it online to share their plans.
Verb [dictionary form] + うぃるPrimary
Noun + うぃる
This means you 'will do' something. It is like saying 'going to do'. People use it online to share their plans.
今から映画見るうぃる！
Gonna watch a movie now!
これから渋谷でランチうぃる。
Gonna have lunch in Shibuya from now.
「ライブ参戦うぃる」って昨日ツイートした。
Yesterday, I tweeted, 'Gonna go participate in the concert!'
課題が終わらないけど、もう寝るうぃる。おやすみ。
My assignment isn't finished, but I'm gonna sleep now. Good night.
え、今からラーメンうぃる？私も行く！
What, you're gonna go for ramen now? I'm going too!
This word feels light and fun. It shows you are happy about your plans. It's like saying 'I'm gonna!' with a smile. The way it's written also makes it feel playful.
This is different from other future words. It means you will do something very soon. Think of it like saying 'gonna study' right now. It is like 'now' but for the future. It is also like saying 'just did' but for the future.
Don't use this when you speak. Don't use it in formal writing. It is only for online chats. It does not have a past form. Use '〜わず' for past actions.
Use this when you want to tell people what you are going to do next. It is like saying "I will" or "I am going to" in English. You can use it to share your plans with friends.
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