Do not teach (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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do not teach (polite)	おしえません

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "おしえ" (oshie) can be related to "教える" (おしえる, oshieru) which means "to teach".
– "ません" (masen) is a negative polite ending in Japanese, indicating "do not".

Explanations:
– "おしえません" (oshie masen) is the negative form of "教える" (oshieru), meaning "to teach".
– When combined with "ません", it becomes "do not teach" in a polite form.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 教えない (oshienai): plain form, not polite (do not teach).
– 教えませんでした (oshie masendea): past negative polite (did not teach).

Conjugations:
1. Non-past affirmative (present/future): 教えます (oshie masu) – teach/will teach
2. Non-past negative (present/future): 教えません (oshie masen) – do not teach/will not teach
3. Past affirmative: 教えました (oshie maa) – taught
4. Past negative: 教えませんでした (oshie masendea) – did not teach

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼は日本語を教えません。
(Kare wa nihongo o oshie masen.)
He does not teach Japanese.

2. 私は英語を教えませんでした。
(Watashi wa eigo o oshie masendea.)
I did not teach English.

3. 学校では歴史を教えません。
(Gakkou de wa rekishi o oshie masen.)
They do not teach history at school.

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