Did not sell in Japanese 🇯🇵

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did not sell	うらなかった

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

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– Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break down the word: "売る (うる, uru)" means "to sell" and "なかった (nakatta)" is a form that indicates the negative past tense. Combining them, "うらなかった" means "did not sell".
– Mnemonic: Think of "る" as similar to "sell" and "なかった" as "not happened". So, "うらなかった" can be remembered as "sell not happened" or "did not sell".

– Explanations:
– "うる (売る)" means "to sell".
– To form the past negative, you change "うる" to its negative root "うら" and add "なかった". Hence, "うる" becomes "うらなかった".

– Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 売りませんでした (うりませんでした, urimasen dea) – a more formal way to say "did not sell"

– Different Conjugations:
– Infinitive: 売る (うる, uru) – to sell
– Negative: 売らない (うらない, uranai) – do not sell
– Past: 売った (うった, utta) – sold
– Past Negative: 売らなかった (うらなかった, uranakatta) – did not sell
– Present Continuous: 売っている (うっている, utteiru) – selling
– Te-Form: 売って (うって, utte) – sell (used to connect actions or to make requests)
– Conditional: 売れば (うれば, ureba) – if sell
– Potential: 売れる (うれる, ureru) – can sell

– Examples of Sentences:
– 彼はその本を売らなかった。(かれはそのほんをうらなかった, Kare wa sono hon o uranakatta.) – He did not sell that book.
– あの店は昨日何も売らなかった。(あのみせはきのうなにもうらなかった, Ano mise wa kinō nani mo uranakatta.) – That store did not sell anything yesterday.
– 彼らは車を売らなかった。(かれらはくるまをうらなかった, Karera wa kuruma o uranakatta.) – They did not sell the car.

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