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Motto is an adverb of degree that means “more” or “further” in Japanese.
You can use it as is or use it to emphasize the quantity of something.
In this video we’ll see some lots of real life examples so that you get to understand and use this word correctly.

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１）もっと大きい家に住みたいです。
２）本も面白かったですが、映画はもっと面白かったです。
３）もっとお酒を飲むと、頭が痛くなります。
４）明日もっと早く起きてください。
５）もっと安い店に行きましょう。