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たてる info.

### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– Visual Association: Imagine someone "setting up" a tent or "standing" a pole up. Visualize the upright position.
– Sound Association: "たてる" (tateru) sounds like "tater," which can make you think of "tater tot standing upright".

### Explanation
– たてる (建てる): Primarily means "to build" or "construct."
– たてる (立てる): Means "to stand (something) up" or "to set up."

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing
– 立ち上げる (たちあげる, tachiageru): To set up or launch, especially for software or projects.
– 設立する (せつりつする, setsuritsu suru): To establish or found, often used for organizations or companies.
– 組み立てる (くみたてる, kumitateru): To assemble, as in putting parts together.

### Conjugations
– Infinitive: たてる (tateru)
– Past: たてた (tate-ta)
– Present: たてる (tate-ru)
– Negative: たてない (tate-nai)
– Past Negative: たてなかった (tate-nakatta)
– Te-form: たてて (tate-te)
– Conditional: たてれば (tate-reba)

### Example Sentences
– Present: 彼は新しいビルを建てる。(かれ は あたらしい ビル を たてる。Kare wa atarashii biru o tateru.)
– He will build a new building.
– Past: 昨日、塔を建てた。(きのう、とう を たてた。Kinou, tou o tateta.)
– Yesterday, I built a tower.
– Present Negative: 彼はまだテントを立てない。(かれ は まだ テント を たてない。Kare wa mada tento o tatenai.)
– He hasn't set up the tent yet.
– Te-form: 旗を立ててください。(はた を たてて ください。Hata o tatete kudasai.)
– Please stand up the flag.
– Conditional: 彼が立てれば、手伝うよ。(かれ が たてれば、てつだう よ。Kare ga tatereba, tetsudau yo.)
– If he stands it up, I will help.

### Romanized Characters
– Infinitive: tateru
– Past: tateta
– Present: tateru
– Negative: tatenai
– Past Negative: tatenakatta
– Te-form: tatete
– Conditional: tatereba

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たてる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word 'たてる':
– Associate たてる (tateru) with the English word "tower," as both words involve the idea of erecting or building up.
– Visualize the action of placing one brick on top of another, typical of constructing a building.

Explanations:
The verb たてる (tateru) means "to build" or "to erect" in Japanese. It is used in the context of constructing buildings, establishing something, or even raising a flag.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 建設する (けんせつする, kensetsu suru): to construct, to build
– 築く (きずく, kizuku): to build, to construct (more abstract, like building relationships)

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: たてる (tateru)
– Past: たてた (tateta)
– Negative: たてない (tatenai)
– Past Negative: たてなかった (tatenakatta)
– Te-form: たてて (tatete)
– Potential: たてられる (taterareru)
– Imperative: たてろ (tatero, plain); たててください (tatete kudasai, polite)

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 彼は家をたてる。
– Kare wa ie o tateru.
– He builds a house.

2. 旗をたててください。
– Hata o tatete kudasai.
– Please raise the flag.

3. その会社は新しいビルをたてた。
– Sono kaisha wa atarashii biru o tateta.
– That company built a new building.

4. 私たちは記念碑をたてなかった。
– Wataachi wa kinenhi o tatenakatta.
– We did not erect a monument.

5. 明日は新しい店をたてるつもりです。
– Aa wa atarashii mise o tateru tsumori desu.
– I plan to build a new shop tomorrow.

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