Ate in Japanese 🇯🇵

たべた info.

– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
To remember 'たべた' (tabeta), you might think of ‘taberu’, which means ‘to eat’, and then recall that ‘たべた’ is the past tense. Picture someone at a table after eating—'tabeta'.

– Explanations:
‘たべた’ (tabeta) is the past tense form of the verb 'たべる' (taberu), which means ‘to eat’. In Japanese, verb conjugation changes the ending of the verb. For past tense, 'たべる' changes to 'たべた'.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
1. 食べました (たべました, tabemaa) – Polite past tense for 'ate'
2. 食べた (たべた, tabeta) – Plain past tense for 'ate'

– Infinitive and different conjugations:
– たべる (taberu) – To eat (infinitive/present tense)
– たべない (tabenai) – Not eat (negative present tense)
– たべた (tabeta) – Ate (past tense)
– たべなかった (tabenakatta) – Did not eat (negative past tense)
– たべている (tabete iru) – Eating (present continuous)
– たべます (tabemasu) – Eat (polite present tense)
– たべません (tabemasen) – Do not eat (polite negative present tense)
– たべましょう (tabemashou) – Let’s eat (volitional form)

– Example sentences that use it:
– 彼はすしをたべた。(かれはすしをたべた。Kare wa sushi o tabeta.) – He ate sushi.
– 昨日、ピザをたべた。(きのう、ピザをたべた。Kinou, piza o tabeta.) – Yesterday, I ate pizza.
– 彼女はケーキを全部たべた。(かのじょはケーキをぜんぶたべた。Kanojo wa kēki o zenbu tabeta.) – She ate all the cake.
– 僕は昼ご飯をたべた。(ぼくはひるごはんをたべた。Boku wa hirugohan o tabeta.) – I ate lunch.

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たべた info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
Remember "たべた" (tabeta) by associating it with "ta" for past and "be" for eating. Visualize a table to connect 'ta' and 'be'.

Explanations:
The verb たべた (tabeta) is the past tense form of たべる (taberu), which means "to eat." In Japanese, verbs conjugate based on tense and formality.

Other words that mean the same thing:
食べました (たべました, tabemaa) – This is a more formal way to say "ate."

Conjugation:
– Infinitive/Potential/Plain Dictionary Form:
– 食べる (たべる, taberu) – to eat
– Present/Future Tense (Plain):
– 食べる (たべる, taberu) – eat/will eat
– Present/Future Tense (Polite):
– 食べます (たべます, tabemasu) – eat/will eat
– Past Tense (Plain):
– 食べた (たべた, tabeta) – ate
– Past Tense (Polite):
– 食べました (たべました, tabemaa) – ate
– Negative Form (Plain):
– 食べない (たべない, tabenai) – not eat
– Negative Form (Polite):
– 食べません (たべません, tabemasen) – not eat
– Past Negative Form (Plain):
– 食べなかった (たべなかった, tabenakatta) – didn't eat
– Past Negative Form (Polite):
– 食べませんでした (たべませんでした, tabemasen dea) – didn't eat

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 昨日、寿司を食べた。(きのう、すしをたべた。Kinou, sushi o tabeta.) – I ate sushi yesterday.
2. 朝ごはんにパンを食べた。(あさごはんにパンをたべた。Asa gohan ni pan o tabeta.) – I ate bread for breakfast.
3. みんなでケーキを食べた。(みんなでケーキをたべた。Minna de keeki o tabeta.) – We ate cake together.

Romanized characters:
1. Kinou, sushi o tabeta.
2. Asa gohan ni pan o tabeta.
3. Minna de keeki o tabeta.

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