Come off, be removed in Japanese 🇯🇵

とれる info.

### Tips to remember 'とれる':
– Imagine an object "toreru" (taking itself off or being removed), think of "to" as "taking off" and "reru" sounding like "relieving" itself.
– Associate the movement of an object coming off with the sound "to-re-ru," visualizing the ease with which the object detaches.

### Explanations:
– 'とれる' is a verb in Japanese that means "to come off", "to be removed", "to be detached", "to be taken off", or "to come loose".

### Other words that mean the same thing:
– 外れる (はずれる, hazureru): to come off, to be disconnected
– 取れる (とれる, toreru): to come off (a more direct verb, same as the one we are discussing)

### Conjugations:

Present/Future:
– Plain form: とれる (toreru)
– Polite form: とれます (toremasu)

Past:
– Plain form: とれた (toreta)
– Polite form: とれました (toremaa)

Negative:
– Plain form: とれない (torenai)
– Polite form: とれません (toremasen)

Te-form (used to connect sentences or to make requests):
– とれて (torete)

### Example sentences:

Present/Future:
– 梅は枝から簡単にとれる。
(Ume wa eda kara kantan ni toreru.)
The plum comes off the branch easily.

– このシールは簡単にとれますか？
(Kono shīru wa kantan ni toremasu ka?)
Can this sticker come off easily?

Past:
– ボタンがシャツからとれた。
(Botan ga shatsu kara toreta.)
The button came off the shirt.

– 汚れが全部とれました。
(Yogore ga zenbu toremaa.)
All the dirt came off.

Negative:
– この汚れは簡単にとれない。
(Kono yogore wa kantan ni torenai.)
This dirt doesn't come off easily.

– このシールはとれません。
(Kono shīru wa toremasen.)
This sticker doesn't come off.

Te-form:
– 野菜がとれて、新鮮だ。
(Yasai ga torete, shinsen da.)
The vegetables are harvested and fresh.

– ペンのふたがとれてしまった。
(Pen no futa ga torete shimatta.)
The pen cap came off (unfortunately).

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