Give (formal) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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#### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word "あたえる":
– "あたえる" (ataeru) can be remembered by associating it with the idea of giving attention or items to someone. Think of it as being attentive ("ata-") to someone's needs, and thus, giving ("-eru") them something.

#### Explanations:
– "あたえる" (ataeru) is a verb that means "to give" in a formal setting. It can be used to give tangible and intangible items, such as advice, awards, or information.

#### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 与える (あたえる, ataeru): This is the same verb, often written with the kanji.
– 授ける (さずける, sazukeru): To grant or confer, often used in more formal contexts.
– 提供する (ていきょうする, teikyō suru): To offer or supply, more commonly used in business or formal settings.

#### Conjugations:
– Present/Future: あたえる (ataeru) – give/will give
– Past: あたえた (ataeta) – gave
– Negative: あたえない (ataenai) – do not give
– Past Negative: あたえなかった (ataenakatta) – did not give
– Te-form: あたえて (ataete) – giving/and give
– Potential: あたえられる (ataerareru) – can give
– Imperative: あたえろ (ataero) – give (command)
– Volitional: あたえよう (ataeyō) – let’s give

#### Examples of Sentences:

1. Present
– ジョンは毎日犬に餌をあたえる。
– Jon wa mainichi inu ni esa o ataeru.
– John gives food to his dog every day.

2. Past
– 先生は賞をあたえた。
– Sensei wa shō o ataeta.
– The teacher gave an award.

3. Negative
– 彼は意見をあたえない。
– Kare wa iken o ataenai.
– He does not give opinions.

4. Past Negative
– 昨日、彼女は何もあたえなかった。
– Kinō, kanojo wa nani mo ataenakatta.
– She did not give anything yesterday.

5. Te-form
– 意見をあたえてください。
– Iken o ataete kudasai.
– Please give your opinion.

6. Potential
– 彼はその情報をあたえられる。
– Kare wa sono jōhō o ataerareru.
– He can give that information.

7. Imperative
– あたえろ！これは命令だ！
– Ataero! Kore wa meirei da!
– Give it! This is an order!

8. Volitional
– 彼女にプレゼントをあたえよう。
– Kanojo ni purezento o ataeyō.
– Let’s give her a present.

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