Do not take (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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do not take (polite)	とりません

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

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### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Associate the word "とりません" with "to-ri-ma-sen" by breaking it down: "とり" can be linked with "taking" (from the verb とる), and "ません" is a common polite negative ending.
– Visualize a stop sign when hearing "ません" to remember it indicates a negative meaning.

### Explanations:
– "とりません" is the negative, polite form of the verb "とる" (取る), which means "to take."
– It states that someone will not take something.

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– とらない (toranai) – Informal negative
– 取らぬ (toranu) – Classical/archaic form

### Conjugations:

#### The verb "とる" (取る – to take):

Plain Form:
– Present/Future: 取る (とる, toru)
– Past: 取った (とった, totta)
– Negative: 取らない (とらない, toranai)
– Negative Past: 取らなかった (とらなかった, toranakatta)

Polite Form:
– Present/Future: 取ります (とります, torimasu)
– Past: 取りました (とりました, torimaa)
– Negative: 取りません (とりません, torimasen)
– Negative Past: 取りませんでした (とりませんでした, torimasen dea)

### Examples of Sentences:
– 私はそれを取りません。
– (わたしはそれをとりません。)
– (Watashi wa sore o torimasen.)
– I will not take that.

– この書類を取りませんか？
– (このしょるいをとりませんか？)
– (Kono shorui o torimasen ka?)
– Won't you take these documents?

– 彼女は決して休暇を取りません。
– (かのじょはけっしてきゅうかをとりません。)
– (Kanojo wa kese kyuuka o torimasen.)
– She never takes a vacation.

– タケットを取りませんでした。
– (タケットをとりませんでした。)
– (Taketto o torimasen dea.)
– I did not take the ticket.

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