He slept in Japanese 🇯🇵

かれ は ねた info.

かれ は ねた
Romanized: Kare wa neta

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
1. かれ (kare): This word means "he." You can remember it by associating it with "care" as in "he" (kare) shows "care".
2. ねた (neta): This is the past form of the verb "to sleep" (寝る, neru). Think of "ne" as "nearly" sleeping and add "ta" to signify that the action is completed (past tense).

Explanations:
– かれ (kare): Pronoun for "he."
– ねた (neta): Past tense of the verb 寝る (neru) meaning "to sleep."

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
1. 睡眠した (suimin a): He slept.
2. 眠りについた (nemuri ni tsuita): He fell asleep.

Conjugations of 寝る (neru):
– Infinitive/Dictionary Form: 寝る (neru) – to sleep
– Present/Future: 寝る (neru) – sleeps / will sleep
– Past: 寝た (neta) – slept
– Negative: 寝ない (nenai) – does not sleep / will not sleep
– Negative Past: 寝なかった (nenakatta) – did not sleep
– Te Form: 寝て (nete) – sleeping

Examples of Sentences:
1. Present/Future:
– かれ は 毎晩 早く 寝る。
– Kare wa maiban hayaku neru.
– He sleeps early every night.

2. Past:
– かれ は 昨夜 十時に 寝た。
– Kare wa sakuya juuji ni neta.
– He slept at 10 o'clock last night.

3. Negative:
– かれ は 昨夜 早く 寝ない。
– Kare wa sakuya hayaku nenai.
– He did not sleep early last night.

4. Negative Past:
– かれ は 昨夜 十時に 寝なかった。
– Kare wa sakuya juuji ni nenakatta.
– He did not sleep at 10 o'clock last night.

5. Te Form:
– かれ は 今 寝て いる。
– Kare wa ima nete iru.
– He is sleeping now.

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