Have (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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have (polite)	もちます

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

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### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– Mnemonics: Think of "mochi" (a Japanese rice cake) + "masu" (a polite ending), which makes you recall holding or having something politely.
– Visualization: Picture someone politely holding and handing over a piece of mochi rice cake.

### Explanations
– The verb "もちます" (mochimasu) is the polite form of the verb "持つ" (motsu), which means to hold or possess.

### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– 持つ (motsu)
– 保有する (hoyū suru) – to possess
– 所有する (shoyū suru) – to own

### Different Conjugations
– Present/Future Polite: もちます (mochimasu) – I/you/he/she/we/they have/will have
– Present/Future Plain: 持つ (motsu) – to have
– Past Polite: 持ちました (mochimaa) – had
– Past Plain: 持った (motta) – had
– Negative Present Polite: 持ちません (mochimasen) – do not have
– Negative Present Plain: 持たない (motenai) – do not have
– Negative Past Polite: 持ちませんでした (mochimasen dea) – did not have
– Negative Past Plain: 持たなかった (motenakatta) – did not have
– Te-form: 持って (motte) – having, holding
– Conditional: 持てば (moteba) – if (I/you/he/she/we/they) have
– Volitional: 持とう (moto) – let's have/hold

### Examples of Sentences
1. Present Polite:
– かばんをもちます。 (Kaban o mochimasu.) – I will carry the bag.
2. Past Polite:
– 彼はプレゼントをもちました。 (Kare wa purezento o mochimaa.) – He had the present.
3. Negative Present Polite:
– これはもちません。 (Kore wa mochimasen.) – I don't have this.
4. Negative Past Polite:
– 昨日、時間がもちませんでした。 (Kinou, jikan ga mochimasen dea.) – I didn't have time yesterday.
5. Te-form:
– 本を持ってください。 (Hon o motte kudasai.) – Please hold the book.
6. Conditional:
– あなたがそれを持てば、助かります。 (Anata ga sore o moteba, tarimasu.) – If you have that, it will be helpful.
7. Volitional:
– かさを持とう。 (Kasa o motoo.) – Let's take the umbrella.

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