Did not give/offer (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not give/offer (polite)	あげませんでした

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

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Tips to remember:

To remember "あげませんでした (agemasen dea)" you can break it down:

– "あげる (ageru)" means "to give/offer".
– "ません (masen)" negates the verb, making it "do not give".
– "でした (dea)" indicates the past tense.

So, "あげませんでした" means "did not give/offer".

Explanations:

– The verb "あげる" (ageru) means "to give/offer".
– When you add "ません" (masen), it becomes negative.
– Adding "でした" (dea) changes it to the past tense.

Other words that mean the same thing:

– 提供しませんでした (teikyō shimasen dea) – "Did not provide".
– 渡しませんでした (watashimasen dea) – "Did not hand over".

Different conjugations:

Infinitive: あげる (ageru) – to give/offer

Present:
– Negative: あげません (agemasen) – do not give/offer

Past:
– Negative: あげませんでした (agemasen dea) – did not give/offer

Future/Open:
– Negative: あげませんでしょう (agemasen deshou) – will probably not give/offer

Examples of sentences:

1. 彼は私にプレゼントをあげませんでした。
– Kare wa watashi ni purezento o agemasen dea.
– He did not give me a present.

2. 先生は宿題のヒントをあげませんでした。
– Sensei wa shukudai no hinto o agemasen dea.
– The teacher did not give a hint for the homework.

3. 友達は私に助けをあげませんでした。
– Tomodachi wa watashi ni tasuke o agemasen dea.
– My friend did not offer me help.

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