Go ahead, proceed in Japanese 🇯🇵

すすめる info.

To remember the Japanese word "すすめる," you might think of the English word "submittal" as something you need to proceed with or push forward.

Explanations:
"すすめる" (すすめる, romanized as susumeru) means "to advance," "to proceed," "to recommend," or "to push forward." It is a transitive verb.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
1. 進める (すすめる, susumeru) – to advance, to proceed
2. 勧める (すすめる, susumeru) – to recommend, to advise

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: 進める (すすむ)
– Example: 私は計画を進める。(Watashi wa keikaku wo susumeru.) – I will proceed with the plan.
– Past: 進めた (すすんだ)
– Example: 彼女は仕事を進めた。(Kanojo wa shigoto wo susumeta.) – She advanced the work.
– Negative (Present/Future): 進めない (すすまない)
– Example: 私はその提案を進めない。(Watashi wa sono teian wo susumenai.) – I will not push forward the proposal.
– Negative (Past): 進めなかった (すすまなかった)
– Example: 彼は計画を進めなかった。(Kare wa keikaku wo susumenakatta.) – He did not proceed with the plan.
– Te-form: 進めて (すすんで)
– Example: 計画を進めてください。(Keikaku wo susumete kudasai.) – Please proceed with the plan.

Example Sentences:
1. 彼はプロジェクトを進めています。
– (Kare wa purojekuto wo susumeteimasu.) – He is advancing the project.

2. 新しい提案を進めましょう。
– (Atarashii teian wo susumemashou.) – Let's proceed with the new proposal.

3. 先生は生徒に本を勧めた。
– (Sensei wa seito ni hon wo susumeta.) – The teacher recommended a book to the student.

4. 会議を進めるために資料が必要です。
– (Kaigi wo susumeru tame ni shiryou ga hitsuyou desu.) – We need documents to proceed with the meeting.

5. 彼はプロジェクトの進行を速めた。
– (Kare wa purojekuto no shinkou wo hayameta.) – He sped up the progress of the project.

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