He does (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

かれ は します info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Think of "かれ" as "he" (a male). It sounds a bit like "Karl," a male name.
– "します" is a common word in Japanese, used for polite speech (it means "to do" or "to make"). To remember it, think of "she must" do something, which is an action, similar to "します."

Explanations:
– "かれ" (kare) means "he" or "him" in Japanese.
– "します" (shimasu) is a verb that means "to do" in a polite form.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 彼はする (かれ は する) – kare wa suru (less polite form of "He does").
– 彼は行う (かれ は おこなう) – kare wa okonau (to conduct or to carry out).

Conjugations:
1. Present/Future:
– します (shimasu) – He does/He will do
– しない (shinai) – He does not do/will not do

2. Past:
– しました (shimaa) – He did
– しなかった (shinakatta) – He did not do

3. Te-form (used for making requests, connecting clauses, etc.):
– して (e) – (He) does (command/request)

4. Potential Form:
– できます (dekimasu) – He can do

5. Conditional Form:
– すれば (sureba) – If he does

Examples of Sentences That Use It:

1. Present/Future:
– 彼は毎日運動をします。
– Kare wa mainichi undou wo shimasu.
– He exercises every day.

2. Past:
– 彼は昨日宿題をしました。
– Kare wa kinou shukudai wo shimaa.
– He did his homework yesterday.

3. Negative Present/Future:
– 彼はその仕事をしない。
– Kare wa sono shigoto wo shinai.
– He will not do that job.

4. Negative Past:
– 彼は掃除をしなかった。
– Kare wa souji wo shinakatta.
– He did not clean.

5. Te-form:
– 彼は私にこれをしてと言った。
– Kare wa watashi ni kore wo e to itta.
– He told me to do this.

6. Potential Form:
– 彼はこれをできます。
– Kare wa kore wo dekimasu.
– He can do this.

7. Conditional Form:
– 彼がすれば、成功します。
– Kare ga sureba, seikou shimasu.
– If he does it, (he) will succeed.

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