Go (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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go (polite)	いきます

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "いきます (ikimasu)" with "Icky moss" as a mnemonic. Imagine going somewhere and finding icky moss.
– Visualize yourself going on a journey and encountering the word "ikimasu" at the beginning of the road.

Explanations:
– "いきます (ikimasu)" is a polite form of the verb "いく (iku)" which means "to go" in Japanese.
– It is categorized as a Godan verb or 5-step verb in Japanese grammar.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– いく (iku) – This is the dictionary (plain) form.
– 参ります (まいります, mairimasu) – A more humble/polite way to say "go."

Conjugations:
– Present/Future (Polite): いきます (ikimasu)
– Present/Future (Plain): いく (iku)
– Past (Polite): いきました (ikimaa)
– Past (Plain): いった (itta)
– Negative (Polite): いきません (ikimasen)
– Negative (Plain): いかない (ikanai)
– Past Negative (Polite): いきませんでした (ikimasen dea)
– Past Negative (Plain): いかなかった (ikanakatta)

Examples of sentences:
1. 私は東京にいきます。
– Romanized: Watashi wa Tōkyō ni ikimasu.
– Translation: I will go to Tokyo.

2. 昨日、彼は学校へいきました。
– Romanized: Kinō, kare wa gakkō e ikimaa.
– Translation: Yesterday, he went to school.

3. 彼女はいきません。
– Romanized: Kanojo wa ikimasen.
– Translation: She will not go.

4. 友達と一緒に海にいきたいです。
– Romanized: Tomodachi to issho ni umi ni ikitai desu.
– Translation: I want to go to the beach with my friends.

5. あの店にはもういかないつもりです。
– Romanized: Ano mise ni wa mō ikanai tsumori desu.
– Translation: I intend not to go to that store anymore.

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