How to say please verb in Japanese
How to say please in Japanese
To form sentences that say please verb use the following construction:Verb in Base-TE + KUDASAI = Please verb
Japanese verbs to put into Base-TE
Iku - v. to go
Kaku - v. to write
Taberu - v. to eat
Isogu - v. to hurry (up)
Suwaru - v. to sit down
Hairu - v. - to come in, to enter
Iku in Base-TE = Itte
Kaku in Base-TE = Kaite
Taberu in Base-TE + Tabete
Isogu in Base-TE = Isoide
Suwaru in Base-TE = Suwatte
Hairu in Base-TE = Haitte
To complete the construction all you have to do is add KUDASAI
Itte + KUDASAI = please go
Kaite + KUDASAI = please write
Tabete + KUDASAI = please eat
Isoide + KUDASAI = please hurry up
Suwatte + KUDASAI = please sit down
Haitte + KUDASAI = please enter
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California_Dreamin wrote...
Nice lens. This is a very useful lesson for people who are just starting to learn Japanese. Most people have the idea that Japanese is a very difficult language when in fact it is, in many ways, easier to learn learn than most languages.
For example, both the pronunciation and grammar are relatively simple. But still most people see the kanji and kana and can't get away from the idea that Japanese is a very difficult language. This kind of lesson can go a long way toward demystifying the Japanese and showing students that it's not as hard as it looks.
Posted April 01, 2009
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