Did not have in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not have	もたなかった

How to say “did not have” in Japanese? “もたなかった”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “もたなかった” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on did not have in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word 'もたなかった':
– Break it down: もた (mota) + なかった (nakatta). 'もつ' (motsu) means 'to hold' or 'to have'. 'なかった' is the past negative form.
– Mnemonic: Imagine not being able to 'hold' (もつ) something in the 'past' (なかった), which may help link the past negative meaning.

Explanations:
'もたなかった' is the past negative form of the verb 'もつ' (motsu), which means 'to hold' or 'to have.'

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 持っていなかった (もっていなかった, motteinakatta) – Did not have
– 所有しなかった (しょゆうしなかった, shoyuu shinakatta) – Did not own (more formal)

Conjugations of もつ (to hold/have):
– Present: もつ (motsu) – to have
– Negative Present: もたない (motanai) – do not have
– Past: もった (motta) – had
– Past Negative: もたなかった (motanakatta) – did not have
– Te-form: もって (motte) – having
– Potential: もてる (moteru) – can have

Examples of sentences that use 'もたなかった':
1. 彼は鍵をもたなかった。
– Kare wa kagi o motanakatta.
– He did not have the keys.

2. 昨日はお金をもたなかった。
– Kinō wa okane o motanakatta.
– I did not have money yesterday.

3. 彼女は会議の資料をもたなかった。
– Kanojo wa kaigi no shiryō o motanakatta.
– She did not have the meeting materials.

4. 子供たちはお弁当をもたなかった。
– Kodomo-tachi wa obentou o motanakatta.
– The children did not have their lunch boxes.

5. 私たちは時間をもたなかった。
– Wataachi wa jikan o motanakatta.
– We did not have time.

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