Did not become in Japanese 🇯🇵

ならなかった info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "ならなかった" can be broken down into "なら" (nara), which comes from the verb "なる" (naru) meaning "to become," and "なかった" (nakatta), which is the past negative form. Associating "naru" with becoming something and "nakatta" with the past negative form can help.
– Visually, the repeated "な" (na) might help you remember its negation emphasis.

Explanations:
– "ならなかった" is the past negative tense of the verb "なる" (to become), meaning "did not become" or "did not turn into."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "成りませんでした" (narimasen dea) – This is a more formal way to say "did not become."

Conjugations:
– Infinitive (Plain form): なる (naru) – to become
– Past: なった (natta) – became
– Negative: ならない (naranai) – do not become
– Past negative: ならなかった (naranakatta) – did not become
– Polite present: なります (narimasu) – become
– Polite past: なりました (narimaa) – became
– Polite negative: なりません (narimasen) – do not become
– Polite past negative: なりませんでした (narimasen dea) – did not become

Examples of sentences:
1. 日本語がうまくならなかった。
– Nihongo ga umaku naranakatta.
– My Japanese did not become good.

2. 彼は医者にはならなかった。
– Kare wa isha ni wa naranakatta.
– He did not become a doctor.

3. 天気は良くならなかった。
– Tenki wa yoku naranakatta.
– The weather did not become good.

4. 計画通りにはならなかった。
– Keikaku douri ni wa naranakatta.
– It did not go according to plan.

5. 問題は簡単にはならなかった。
– Mondai wa kantan ni wa naranakatta.
– The problem did not become easy.

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