Had (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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had (polite)	もちました

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– The word "もちました (mochimaa)" can be broken down into "もち (mochi)" which is the same as the famous Japanese rice cake, and "ました (maa)" which indicates past tense. So imagine "having" mochi in the past.

Explanations:
– "もちました (mochimaa)" is the past polite form of the verb "もつ (motsu)" which means "to hold" or "to have."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 持っていました (もっていました, motte imaa): was holding
– 保有しました (ほゆうしました, hoyū shimaa): possessed
– 所有しました (しょゆうしました, shoyū shimaa): owned

Conjugations for もつ (motsu):
– Infinitive: もつ (motsu)
– Present Polite: もちます (mochimasu) – have
– Past Polite: もちました (mochimaa) – had
– Future Polite: もちます (mochimasu) – will have
– Te-form: もって (motte) – having

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼はそのプレゼントをもちました。
– Kare wa sono purezento o mochimaa.
– He had the present.

2. その学生たちはノートを持ちました。
– Sono gakusei-tachi wa nōto o mochimaa.
– Those students had notebooks.

3. 昨日私は大きな荷物を持ちました。
– Kinō watashi wa ōkina nimotsu o mochimaa.
– Yesterday, I had a big luggage.

4. 彼女は傘を持ちましたが、使いませんでした。
– Kanojo wa kasa o mochimaa ga, timasen dea.
– She had an umbrella, but she didn't use it.

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