Did not say/tell in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not say/tell	いわなかった

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

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
1. Sound Association: "いわなかった" can be remembered by breaking it down into "i-wa-na-katta." You might link "i" with "I", “wa” like "was", and "na-katta" sounds like “not” in past tense. So, "I was not" sounds sort of like the phonetics.
2. Kanji Connection: If you know the kanji for "to say" (言う), knowing it's past-negative form (言わなかった) can help solidify the term.

Explanations:
"いわなかった" is the past negative form of the verb "いう" (to say/tell).

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
1. いわなかった – Plain past negative.
2. いいませんでした – Polite past negative of "いう".

Conjugations:
– Infinitive (Plain Present): いう (iu) – to say/tell
– Negative (Plain Present): いわない (iwanai) – do not say/tell
– Past (Plain Past): いった (itta) – said/told
– Past Negative (Plain Past Negative): いわなかった (iwanakatta) – did not say/tell
– Polite Present: いいます (iimasu) – say/tell
– Polite Negative Present: いいません (iimasen) – do not say/tell
– Polite Past: いいました (iimaa) – said/told
– Polite Past Negative: いいませんでした (iimasen dea) – did not say/tell

Examples of Sentences:
1. 彼はいわなかった。 (かれはいわなかった。) (Kare wa iwanakatta.) – He didn’t say anything.
2. 昨日、彼女はそれをいわなかった。 (きのう、かのじょはそれをいわなかった。) (Kinou, kanojo wa sore o iwanakatta.) – She didn’t say that yesterday.
3. 本当のことをいわなかった。 (ほんとうのことをいわなかった。) (Hontou no koto o iwanakatta.) – Did not tell the truth.
4. なぜいわなかったの？ (なぜいわなかったの？) (Naze iwanakatta no?) – Why didn’t you say it?

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