Do not show (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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do not show (polite)	みせません

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
1. Imagine someone politely refusing to show you something.
2. Break it down: 'みせ' (mise) means 'to show', and 'ません' (masen) is a polite negative conjugation.

Explanations:
– "みせません" (misemasen) is the negative polite form of the verb "みせる" (miseru), meaning "to show."
– It implies the speaker is not showing something and is used in polite contexts.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 見せない (misenai): Informal "do not show"
– 見せません (misemasen): Polite "do not show"

Different conjugations of 'みせる' (miseru):

1. Infinitive/Dictionary Form: みせる (miseru) – to show
2. Negative Form (Polite): 見せません (misemasen) – do not show
3. Past Tense (Polite): 見せました (misemaa) – showed
4. Past Negative (Polite): 見せませんでした (misemasen dea) – did not show
5. Te-form: 見せて (misete) – please show
6. Potential Form: 見せられる (miserareru) – can show
7. Causative Form: 見せさせる (misesaseru) – make/show someone do
8. Volitional Form: 見せよう (miseyou) – let’s show
9. Conditional Form: 見せれば (misereba) – if show

Examples of sentences that use it:

1. みせません。
– Romanization: Misemasen.
– English: I will not show (you).

2. その書類はみせません。
– Romanization: Sono shorui wa misemasen.
– English: I will not show you those documents.

3. 秘密はみせませんでした。
– Romanization: Himitsu wa misemasen dea.
– English: I did not reveal the secret.

4. 彼は証拠をみせません。
– Romanization: Kare wa shouko o misemasen.
– English: He does not show evidence.

5. 写真をみせてください。
– Romanization: Shashin o misete kudasai.
– English: Please show me the photos (using the te-form for request).

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