Die, pass away in Japanese 🇯🇵

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### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– "なくなる" (nakunaru) can be remembered by associating "naku" with "nothing" and "naru" with "to become," so "nakunaru" means "to become nothing."

### Explanations
– "なくなる" (nakunaru) is an intransitive verb meaning "to get lost" or "to go missing."
– It can also mean "to pass away" or "to disappear," depending on the context.

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing
1. 消える (きえる, kieru) – To disappear
2. 失う (うしなう, ushinau) – To lose

### Conjugations
– Infinitive: なくなる (nakunaru)
– Present/Future: なくなります (nakunarimasu) – Polite form
– Past: なくなった (nakunatta) – Plain form
– Past Polite: なくなりました (nakunarimaa)
– Negative: なくならない (nakunaranai) – Plain form
– Negative Polite: なくなりません (nakunarimasen)
– Volitional: なくなろう (nakunarou) – Let's get lost/disappear
– Te-form: なくなって (nakunatte) – Used to link sentences

### Example Sentences
1. Present/Future:
– 車の鍵がなくなります。(くるまのかぎがなくなります。)
– Kuruma no kagi ga nakunarimasu.
– The car keys will go missing.

2. Past:
– 私のお金がなくなった。(わたしのおかねがなくなった。)
– Watashi no okane ga nakunatta.
– My money disappeared/went missing.

3. Negative:
– 本がなくならない。(ほんがなくならない。)
– Hon ga nakunaranai.
– The book is not getting lost.

4. Te-form:
– 彼の携帯がなくなって大変でした。(かれのけいたいがなくなってたいへんでした。)
– Kare no keitai ga nakunatte taihen dea.
– It was a big problem when his phone got lost.

5. Volitional:
– もうこの話なくなろう。(もうこのはなしなくなろう。)
– Mou kono hanashi nakunarou.
– Let’s just drop this conversation.

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なくなる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Think of "なくなる" (nakunaru) as "cease to be" or "disappear," which can help you remember its meaning related to passing away.

Explanations:
– "なくなる" (nakunaru) is a polite or softer way to say someone has died, often used to avoid the bluntness of "死ぬ" (shinu), which directly means "to die."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 死ぬ (shinu) – to die
– 逝く (iku) or 逝去する (seikyo suru) – to pass away (more formal)

Conjugations:
– Present: なくなる (nakunaru) – disappears, passes away
– Past: なくなった (nakunatta) – disappeared, passed away
– Te-form: なくなって (nakunatte) – disappearing/after disappearing, passing away/after passing away
– Negative: なくならない (nakunaranai) – does not disappear, does not pass away
– Negative Past: なくならなかった (nakunaranakatta) – did not disappear, did not pass away
– Potential: なくなれる (nakunareru) – can disappear, can pass away

Examples of sentences:
1. 祖父が昨夜なくなりました。
Savuk ga sakuyou nakunarimaa.
(My grandfather passed away last night.)

2. 彼の笑顔がなくなることはありません。
Kare no egao ga nakunaru koto wa arimasen.
(His smile will never disappear.)

3. 彼女がなくなって、みんなが悲しみました。
Kanojo ga nakunatte, minna ga kanashimimaa.
(Everyone was saddened by her passing.)

4. そんな簡単に希望がなくならない。
Sonna kantan ni kibou ga nakunaranai.
(Hope does not disappear that easily.)

5. 子供の頃の記憶がなくなってしまいました。
Kodomo no koro no kioku ga nakunatte shimaimaa.
(The memories of my childhood have completely disappeared.)

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