Did not put/place (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not put/place (polite)	おきませんでした

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "おきませんでした" (okimasen dea) with not placing or putting something down politely in the past.
– The "ません" (masen) part indicates the negative form, and "でした" (dea) makes it past tense.

Explanations:
– "おきませんでした" is the past negative polite form of the verb "置く" (おく, oku), which means "to place" or "to put".
– It is constructed from the present negative form "おきません" (okimasen) and adding "でした" (dea) to make it past tense.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "置かなかった" (おかなかった, okanakatta): This is the informal past negative form of "置く" (oku).

Conjugations of "置く" (oku):
– Present Plain: 置く (おく, oku)
– Present Polite: 置きます (おきます, okimasu)
– Negative Present Polite: 置きません (おきません, okimasen)
– Past Plain: 置いた (おいた, oita)
– Past Polite: 置きました (おきました, okimaa)
– Negative Past Plain: 置かなかった (おかなかった, okanakatta)
– Negative Past Polite: 置きませんでした (おきませんでした, okimasen dea)

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼はそれをテーブルに置きませんでした。
Romanization: Kare wa sore o tēburu ni okimasen dea.
Meaning: He did not put that on the table.

2. 昨日、この部屋に本を置きませんでした。
Romanization: Kinō, kono heya ni hon o okimasen dea.
Meaning: I did not place the book in this room yesterday.

3. 彼女は鉛筆をここに置きませんでした。
Romanization: Kanojo wa enpitsu o koko ni okimasen dea.
Meaning: She did not put the pencil here.

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