Did not go out in Japanese 🇯🇵

でなかった info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
To remember "でなかった," you can break it down:
– "で" (de) from the verb "出る" (deru), which means "to go out."
– "なかった" (nakatta) is the past negative form.

Explanations:
The word "でなかった" is a past negative form of the verb "出る" (deru), meaning "did not go out."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 出なかった (de nakatta): Did not go out.
– 行かなかった (ikanakatta): Did not go.

Conjugations:
– Present (affirmative): 出る (deru) – to go out
– Present (negative): 出ない (denai) – do not go out
– Past (affirmative): 出た (deta) – went out
– Past (negative): 出なかった (de nakatta) – did not go out
– Future (affirmative): 出るだろう (deru darou) / 出るでしょう (deru deshou) – will probably go out
– Future (negative): 出ないだろう (denai darou) / 出ないでしょう (denai deshou) – will probably not go out

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 昨日、彼は外に出なかった。
– (Kinou, kare wa soto ni de nakatta.)
– Yesterday, he did not go out.

2. 週末、買い物に出なかった。
– (Shuumatsu, kaimono ni de nakatta.)
– I did not go out shopping on the weekend.

3. 彼女は休みの日に家から出なかった。
– (Kanojo wa yasumi no hi ni ie kara de nakatta.)
– She did not go out of the house on her day off.

4. 雨が降っていたので、私は外に出なかった。
– (Ame ga futteita node, watashi wa soto ni de nakatta.)
– Because it was raining, I did not go out.

5. 友達が来なかったので、私は出なかった。
– (Tomodachi ga konakatta node, watashi wa de nakatta.)
– Because my friend did not come, I did not go out.

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