Do not meet (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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do not meet (polite)	あいません

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word "あいません"
– Break it down: "あい (ai)" means "meet" and "ません (masen)" is a polite negative form.
– Visualize a polite way to decline a meeting: "I don't meet" (Imagine saying politely you cannot attend a meeting).

Explanations
– "あいません (aimasen)" is the polite negative present form of the verb "あう (au)" which means "to meet".
– It’s used when you want to politely say that you do not meet (with someone).

Other words that mean the same thing
– ありません (arimasen): This means "there isn't/aren't" but in context, it can sometimes imply that a meet is not happening.
– いません (imasen): This means someone is not present, implying indirectly that the meeting isn't happening.

Infinitive Conjugations
– おう (ou) – meet (neutral dictionary form)
– あいます (aimasu) – meet (polite present)
– あいました (aimaa) – met (polite past)
– あいませんでした (aimasen dea) – did not meet (polite past negative)
– あいたくない (aitakunai) – do not want to meet (present negative)

Examples of sentences using "あいません"
1. 明日、あなたにあいません。
Romanized: Aa, anata ni aimasen.
Translation: I will not meet you tomorrow.

2. 私たちはここであいません。
Romanized: Wataachi wa koko de aimasen.
Translation: We do not meet here.

3. その人とあいません。
Romanized: Sono hito to aimasen.
Translation: I do not meet that person.

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