Heard/asked in Japanese 🇯🇵

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heard/asked	きいた

How to say “heard/asked” in Japanese? “きいた”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “きいた” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on heard/asked in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word "きいた":
– Associate "きいた" with the sound of hearing; "ki-" sounds like an ear pricking up.
– Link "きいた" with "ki" (気) meaning feeling in "気持ち" (kimochi), as you often ask and hear about feelings.

Explanations:
– "きいた" is the past tense form of the verb "きく" (聞く, kiku), which means "to hear" or "to ask."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 聞く (きく, kiku) — to hear, to ask.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive/Dictionary form: 聞く (きく, kiku)
– Present/Future tense: 聞きます (ききます, kikimasu) — I hear/will hear, I ask/will ask.
– Past tense: 聞いた (きいた, kiita) — I heard, I asked.
– Negative tense: 聞かない (きかない, kikanai) — I do not hear, I do not ask.
– Past negative tense: 聞かなかった (きかなかった, kikanakatta) — I did not hear, I did not ask.
– Te-form: 聞いて (きいて, kiite) — Used to make requests, e.g., "Please listen" or "Please ask."
– Potential form: 聞ける (きける, ru) — Can hear, can ask.
– Conditional form: 聞けば (きけば, ikeba) — If (I) hear, if (I) ask.

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼に質問を聞いた。 (かれにしつもんをきいた, Kare ni sumon o kiita.) — I asked him a question.
2. 昨日、ラジオでそのニュースを聞いた。 (きのう、らじおでそのにゅーすをきいた, Kinō, rajio de sono nyūsu o kiita.) — I heard the news on the radio yesterday.
3. 彼女が何を言ったか聞いた？ (かのじょがなにをいったかきいた？, Kanojo ga nani o itta ka kiita?) — Did you hear what she said?
4. 会議でその提案について聞いた。 (かいぎでそのていあんについてきいた, Kaigi de sono teian ni tsuite kiita.) — I asked about that proposal in the meeting.

Romanized characters:
– Kare ni sumon o kiita.
– Kinō, rajio de sono nyūsu o kiita.
– Kanojo ga nani o itta ka kiita?
– Kaigi de sono teian ni tsuite kiita.

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