Deposit, leave (something) with (someone) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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deposit, leave (something) with (someone)	あづける

How to say “deposit, leave (something) with (someone)” in Japanese? “あづける”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “あづける” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on deposit, leave (something) with (someone) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Think of “あずける” (azukeru) as "A (あ) Zoo (ず) caretaker takes care of things you leave" (ける).

Explanations:
– "あずける" (azukeru) means to deposit or leave something in someone else's care. It is often used when you want to leave personal belongings with someone for safekeeping.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 預金する (よきんする, yokin suru) – usually used for depositing money in a bank.
– 託する (たくする, takusuru) – entrust, usually for more serious or abstract things.

Conjugations:
– Present: 預ける (あずける, azukeru) – deposit(s), leave(s)
– Past: 預けた (あずけた, azuketa) – deposited, left
– Negative: 預けない (あずけない, azukenai) – do not deposit, do not leave
– Past Negative: 預けなかった (あずけなかった, azukenakatta) – did not deposit, did not leave
– Potential: 預けられる (あずけられる, azukerareru) – can deposit, can leave
– Te-Form: 預けて (あずけて, azukete) – deposit (something), leave (something), used in continuous and command forms

Examples of sentences:
1. 子供を友達に預けました。
(こどもをともだちにあずけました。)
Kodomo o tomodachi ni azukemaa.
I left my child with a friend.

2. 財布を銀行の金庫に預けます。
(さいふをぎんこうのきんこにあずけます。)
Saifu o ginkō no kinko ni azukemasu.
I will deposit my wallet in the bank's safe.

3. 彼に車の鍵を預けておいた。
(かれにくるまのかぎをあずけておいた。)
Kare ni kuruma no kagi o azukete oita.
I left the car keys with him.

4. 荷物をホテルに預けて、観光に行った。
(にもつをホテルにあずけて、かんこうにいった。)
Nimotsu o hoteru ni azukete, kankō ni itta.
I left my luggage at the hotel and went sightseeing.

5. 彼女は犬を隣人に預けるのが好きです。
(かのじょはいぬをりんじんにあずけるのがすきです。)
Kanojo wa inu o rinjin ni azukeru no ga suki desu.
She likes to leave her dog with the neighbor.

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