Did not fly (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not fly (polite)	とびませんでした

How to say “did not fly (polite)” in Japanese? “とびませんでした”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “とびませんでした” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on did not fly (polite) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Imagine a bird ("tobimasu") that is polite and stays on the ground.
– Break it down: "とび" (tobi) is from the verb 飛ぶ (tobu), which means "to fly," and "ませんでした" (masen dea) is a negative past tense ending.

Explanations:
– とびませんでした (tobimasen dea) means "did not fly" in a polite form.
– It's the negative past tense of 飛ぶ (とぶ, tobu), meaning "to fly."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– とばなかった (tobanakatta) – Informal negative past tense.

Conjugations:
– Dictionary Form (Infinitive): 飛ぶ (とぶ, tobu) – to fly
– Present Negative: 飛びません (とびません, tobimasen) – do not fly
– Past Negative: 飛びませんでした (とびませんでした, tobimasen dea) – did not fly
– Plain Past: 飛んだ (とんだ, tonda) – flew
– Plain Negative: 飛ばない (とばない, tobanai) – do not fly

Examples of Sentences:
1. 鳥は昨日とびませんでした。
(とりはきのうとびませんでした, Tori wa kinou tobimasen dea.) – The bird did not fly yesterday.

2. 彼の紙飛行機はとびませんでした。
(かれのかみひこうきはとびませんでした, Kare no kamihikouki wa tobimasen dea.) – His paper airplane did not fly.

3. そのロケットは成功せず、とびませんでした。
(そのろけっとはせいこうせず、とびませんでした, Sono roketto wa seikou sezu, tobimasen dea.) – The rocket did not succeed and did not fly.

4. 飛行機は悪天候のためにとびませんでした。
(ひこうきはあくてんこうのためにとびませんでした, Hikouki wa akutenkou no tame ni tobimasen dea.) – The airplane did not fly due to bad weather.

5. 私たちの凧は風が弱かったのでとびませんでした。
(わたしたちのたこはかぜがよわかったのでとびませんでした, Wataachi no tako wa kaze ga yowakatta no de tobimasen dea.) – Our kite did not fly because the wind was weak.

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