Forget, leave behind in Japanese 🇯🇵

わすれる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate “わすれる” (wasureru) with the concept of forgetting by breaking it down: “wa” sound could remind you of the start of "wander" (as your mind wanders off and you forget), and “sureru” could be linked to "slip" (as in your memory slips away).

Explanations:
– "わすれる" (wasureru) is a verb meaning "to forget" or "to leave behind".

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 忘却 (ぼうきゃく, boukyaku) – Oblivion/forgetfulness
– 忘失 (ぼうしつ, bousu) – Loss/forgetting

Conjugations:
– Present/Future Simple: わすれる (wasureru) – I forget/I will forget
– Past Simple: わすれた (wasureta) – I forgot
– Negative present: わすれない (wasurenai) – I don't forget
– Negative past: わすれなかった (wasurenakatta) – I didn't forget
– Potential: わすれられる (wasurerareru) – I can forget
– Volitional: わすれよう (wasureyou) – Let's forget

Examples of sentences:
1. Present Tense:
– 彼はそれをわすれる。(Kare wa sore o wasureru.)
– He forgets it.

2. Past Tense:
– 私はその日をわすれた。(Watashi wa sono hi o wasureta.)
– I forgot that day.

3. Future Tense:
– 明日までにわすれるかもしれない。(Aa made ni wasureru kamoshirenai.)
– I might forget by tomorrow.

4. Negative Present:
– あなたをわすれない。(Anata o wasurenai.)
– I won't forget you.

5. Negative Past:
– 大事な約束をわすれなかった。(Daiji na yakusoku o wasurenakatta.)
– I didn’t forget the important promise.

6. Potential Form:
– その問題はわすれられると思う。(Sono mondai wa wasurerareru to omou.)
– I think I can forget that problem.

7. Volitional Form:
– 全部をわすれよう。(Zenbu o wasureyou.)
– Let’s forget everything.

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