Did not meet in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not meet	あわなかった

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break it down: "あ" (a), "わ" (wa), "なかった" (nakatta).
– Remember "あう" (au) means "to meet"; "あわなかった" is the negative past form of "あう".

Explanations:
– "あわなかった" is the past negative form of the verb "あう" (au), which means "to meet."
– In Japanese, the negative past form is created by taking the verb stem and adding "なかった."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 会えなかった (あえなかった, aenakatta) – "could not meet"
– 会いませんでした (あいませんでした, aimasendea) – "did not meet" (polite form)
– 会うことができなかった (あうことができなかった, au koto ga dekinakatta) – "was unable to meet"

Conjugations of "あう" (au):
– Present affirmative: あう (au) – "to meet"
– Present negative: あわない (awanai) – "do not meet"
– Past affirmative: あった (atta) – "met"
– Past negative: あわなかった (awanakatta) – "did not meet"
– Future affirmative: あう (au) – "will meet"
– Future negative: あわない (awanai) – "will not meet"

Examples of sentences that use "あわなかった":
1. 昨日、友達にあわなかった。
– Kinou, tomodachi ni awanakatta.
– I did not meet my friend yesterday.

2. 週末は誰にもあわなかった。
– Shuumatsu wa dare ni mo awanakatta.
– I did not meet anyone over the weekend.

3. 彼にはもう一度あいたかったが、結局あわなかった。
– Kare ni wa mou ichido aitakatta ga, kekkyoku awanakatta.
– I wanted to meet him again, but in the end, I did not.

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