Do not understand in Japanese 🇯🇵

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do not understand	わからない

How to say “do not understand” in Japanese? “わからない”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “わからない” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on do not understand in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word 'わからない':
1. Break it down: 覚 (わ) means "topic" or "theme", and からない can be linked to "not possible," meaning "not able to understand the topic."
2. Association: わか (wakar*) can be associated with "wacky" (wacky things are hard to understand), plus 'らない' (ranai) can be remembered with "run away," implying running away from understanding.

Explanations:
'わからない' (wakaranai) is the negative form of the verb 'わかる' (wakaru), which means "to understand". So, 'わからない' translates to "do not understand" or "do not know".

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 知らない (しらない, shiranai) – "do not know"
– 理解できない (りかいできない, rikai dekinai) – "cannot understand"

Conjugations:
1. Present Negative: わからない (wakaranai) – "do not understand"
2. Past Negative: わからなかった (wakaranakatta) – "did not understand"
3. Potential Negative Present: わかれない (wakarenai) – "cannot understand"
4. Potential Negative Past: わかれなかった (wakarenakatta) – "could not understand"

Examples of sentences that use 'わからない':
1. Present Negative:
– 本の内容がわからない。 (ほんのないようがわからない。)
– Hon no naiyou ga wakaranai.
– I do not understand the book’s content.
2. Past Negative:
– 昨日の授業がわからなかった。 (きのうのじゅぎょうがわからなかった。)
– Kinou no jugyou ga wakaranakatta.
– I did not understand yesterday's class.
3. Potential Negative Present:
– 彼の話がわかれない。(かれのはなしがわかれない。)
– Kare no hanashi ga wakarenai.
– I cannot understand his story.
4. Potential Negative Past:
– 短い説明ではわかれなかった。 (みじかいせつめいではわかれなかった。)
– Mijikai setsumei de wa wakarenakatta.
– I could not understand from the brief explanation.

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