Did not read (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not read (polite)	よみませんでした

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break it into parts: "よみ" (yomi) means "read" and "ませんでした" (masen dea) is a polite negative past tense form.
– Associate "よみ" (yomi) with "読み物" (yomimono – reading material) to remember the "read" part.
– Remember that "ませんでした" (masen dea) is used for polite negative past tense for verbs.

Explanations:
– "よみませんでした" (yomimasen dea) is a negative past tense construction in Japanese, meaning "did not read."
– "ません" (masen) is the negative form used in the present tense to say "do not" or "does not."
– "でした" (dea) indicates the past tense.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 読まなかった (yomanakatta) – Informal "did not read."

Conjugations:
– Present polite: 読みます (yomimasu) – read
– Negative present polite: 読みません (yomimasen) – do not read
– Past polite: 読みました (yomimaa) – read (past tense)
– Negative past polite: 読みませんでした (yomimasen dea) – did not read
– Informal present: 読む (yomu) – read
– Informal negative present: 読まない (yomanai) – do not read
– Informal past: 読んだ (yonda) – read (past tense)
– Informal negative past: 読まなかった (yomanakatta) – did not read

Examples of sentences:
– 昨日、メールをよみませんでした。 (Kinō, mēru o yomimasen dea.) – I did not read the email yesterday.
– 本をよみませんでしたか？ (Hon o yomimasen dea ka?) – Didn't you read the book?
– 彼は新聞をよみませんでした。 (Kare wa shinbun o yomimasen dea.) – He did not read the newspaper.

Romanized characters:
– Kinō, mēru o yomimasen dea.
– Hon o yomimasen dea ka?
– Kare wa shinbun o yomimasen dea.

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