He does in Japanese 🇯🇵

かれ は する info.

かれ は する
Romanized: kare wa suru

Tips to Remember:
– "かれ" (kare) means "he," and "する" (suru) is a common verb meaning "to do."
– Think of "suru" as similar to English "do" or "make." It's very versatile and used in many contexts.
– The phrase "He does" translates directly to "かれ は する," making it a straightforward memory association.

Explanations:
– "する" (suru) is an irregular verb in Japanese.
– "かれ" (kare) is the pronoun for "he," and "は" (wa) is the topic marker.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 行う (おこなう, okonau): Typically means "to perform" or "to carry out" and is more formal than "する."

Conjugations of する:
– Present/Future: する (suru) – He does / He will do
– かれ は する (kare wa suru)
– Past: した (a) – He did
– かれ は した (kare wa a)
– Negative: しない (shinai) – He does not do / He will not do
– かれ は しない (kare wa shinai)
– Past Negative: しなかった (shinakatta) – He did not do
– かれ は しなかった (kare wa shinakatta)
– Te-form: して (e) – Doing / and do (used in compound sentences)
– かれ は して (kare wa e)
– Conditional: すれば (sureba) – If he does
– かれ は すれば (kare wa sureba)

Example Sentences:
– かれ は 毎日 勉強 する (kare wa mainichi benkyou suru) – He studies every day.
– かれ は 仕事 を した (kare wa shigoto o a) – He did the work.
– かれ は それ を しない (kare wa sore o shinai) – He does not do that.
– かれ は 昨日 スポーツ を しなかった (kare wa kinou supootsu o shinakatta) – He did not play sports yesterday.
– かれ は 宿題 を して から 遊ぶ (kare wa shukudai o e kara asobu) – He will play after doing his homework.
– かれ は もっと 練習 すれば 上手 になる (kare wa motto renshuu sureba jouzu ni naru) – He will become better if he practices more.

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