Did not put/place in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not put/place	おかなかった

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

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– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Split it into smaller parts: "おく" (oku), meaning "to place/put," and the negative past form "-なかった" (nakatta).
– Associate "おく" with the placement of an object and remember that "-なかった" is the standard way of negating verbs in past tense.

– Explanations:
– The verb "おかなかった" (okinakatta) is the negative past tense form of "おく" (oku), meaning "did not place/put."

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– 入れなかった (irenakatta) – did not put in
– 置かなかった (okanakatta) – did not place/put (another way to write it using different kanji)

– Conjugations:
– Imperative: おけ (oke) – place/put! (affirmative), おくな (okuna) – don’t place/put! (negative)
– Present affirmative: おく (oku) – place(s)/put(s)
– Present negative: おかない (okanai) – do/does not place/put
– Past affirmative: おいた (oita) – placed/put (past)
– Past negative: おかなかった (okinakatta) – did not place/put
– Future affirmative: おくだろう (oku darou) / おくでしょう (oku deshou) – will place/put
– Future negative: おかないだろう (okanai darou) / おかないでしょう (okanai deshou) – will not place/put

– Example sentences using "おかなかった":
– あの箱を机の上におかなかった。 (Ano hako o tsukue no ue ni okinakatta.) – I did not place the box on the desk.
– 忘れ物をバッグにおかなかった。 (Wasuremono o baggu ni okinakatta.) – I did not put the forgotten item in the bag.
– 昨日は花瓶を棚におかなかった。 (Kinou wa kabin o tana ni okinakatta.) – I did not put the vase on the shelf yesterday.

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