Eat (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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eat (polite)	たべます

How to say “eat (polite)” in Japanese? “たべます”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “たべます” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on eat (polite) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Imagine "tabby" cats eating. "Tabby" sounds like "tabe."
– "Tabe" resembles the start of "table," where you eat.

Explanations:
– "たべます" (tabemasu) is the polite form of the verb "to eat."
– The base/root verb is "たべる" (taberu).

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– "たべる" (taberu) – Informal/plain form.
– "いただきます" (itadakimasu) – Polite expression used before eating to mean "I humbly partake" or "Let's eat."

Conjugations:
– Dictionary/Plain Form: たべる (taberu)
– Polite Present/Future: たべます (tabemasu)
– Polite Past: たべました (tabemaa)
– Plain Past: たべた (tabeta)
– Polite Negative Present/Future: たべません (tabemasen)
– Plain Negative Present/Future: たべない (tabenai)
– Polite Negative Past: たべませんでした (tabemasen dea)
– Plain Negative Past: たべなかった (tabenakatta)

Examples of Sentences:
– Polite Present/Future: 今日、寿司をたべます。 (Kyou, sushi o tabemasu.) -> "I will eat sushi today."
– Polite Past: 昨日、ラーメンをたべました。 (Kinou, ramen o tabemaa.) -> "I ate ramen yesterday."
– Polite Negative Present/Future: 肉はたべません。 (Niku wa tabemasen.) -> "I do not eat meat."
– Polite Negative Past: 昨日、肉はたべませんでした。 (Kinou, niku wa tabemasen dea.) -> "I did not eat meat yesterday."
– Informal Present: ねこはよく魚をたべる。 (Neko wa yoku sakana o taberu.) -> "Cats often eat fish."
– Informal Past: さっきピザをたべた。 (Sakki piza o tabeta.) -> "I just ate pizza."

Romanized Characters:
– Polite Present/Future: Kyou, sushi o tabemasu.
– Polite Past: Kinou, ramen o tabemaa.
– Polite Negative Present/Future: Niku wa tabemasen.
– Polite Negative Past: Kinou, niku wa tabemasen dea.
– Informal Present: Neko wa yoku sakana o taberu.
– Informal Past: Sakki piza o tabeta.

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