He goes in Japanese 🇯🇵

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It should be かれ　は(わ)　いく but it sounds like かれ　はいく.

4 months ago

かれ は いく info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "かれ" (kare) means "he" and can be remembered by associating it with "karate", a Japanese martial art often practiced by males, although it's not exclusive to them.
– "いく" (iku) sounds like "eek!" — imagine someone seeing something surprising and deciding to leave quickly, hence "to go."

Explanations:
– "かれ は いく" (kare wa iku) translates to "He goes" in English. It combines the pronoun "かれ" (kare) meaning "he" and the verb "いく" (iku) meaning "to go."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 行く (いく, iku) can also be used interchangeably with 行く (ゆく, yuku), although ゆく (yuku) is more poetic or literary.

Infinitive: 行く (いく, iku)
Different conjugations:
– Present: 行く (いく, iku) – "go/goes"
– Past: 行った (いった, itta) – "went"
– Future: 行くだろう (いくだろう, iku darou) / 行くでしょう (いくでしょう, iku deshou) – "will go"
– Negative: 行かない (いかない, ikanai) – "do not go"
– Past Negative: 行かなかった (いかなかった, ikanakatta) – "did not go"
– Te-form: 行って (いって, itte) – used for connecting actions and in requests.

Examples of sentences:
– かれは学校へ行く (かれ は がっこう へ いく, kare wa gakkou e iku) – "He goes to school."
– かれは昨日友達の家に行った (かれ は きのう ともだち の いえ に いった, kare wa kinou tomodachi no ie ni itta) – "He went to a friend's house yesterday."
– かれは明日映画館に行くだろう (かれ は あした えいがかん に いくだろう, kare wa aa eigakan ni iku darou) – "He will probably go to the cinema tomorrow."
– かれは公園に行かない (かれ は こうえん に いかない, kare wa kouen ni ikanai) – "He doesn't go to the park."
– かれは昨日図書館に行かなかった (かれ は きのう としょかん に いかなかった, kare wa kinou toshokan ni ikanakatta) – "He did not go to the library yesterday."
– かれは友達と一緒に行ってください (かれ は ともだち と いっしょ に いって ください, kare wa tomodachi to issho ni itte kudasai) – "Please go with your friend."

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