Help, save in Japanese 🇯🇵

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help, save	たすける

How to say “help, save” in Japanese? “たすける”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “たすける” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on help, save in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word "たすける"
– Remembering "たすける" can be easier if you associate it with the image of helping or saving someone. Imagine someone asking for help and you say "Tasuke!" which sounds like "たすける."
– Break it down: "た" (ta) + "すけ" (suke) + "る" (ru). Think of "Suke" as in "S.O.S – save us" to trigger the memory.

Explanations
– "たすける" (tasukeru) is a verb that means "to help" or "to save."
– It is a common verb used in everyday situations when assistance is needed.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing
– 助ける (たすける, tasukeru) – to help, to save
– 手伝う (てつだう, tetsudau) – to help, to assist
– 救う (すくう, sukuu) – to save, to rescue

Conjugations
– Present/Future Affirmative: たすける (tasukeru) – I help, I will help
– Present/Future Negative: たすけない (tasukenai) – I don't help, I won't help
– Past Affirmative: たすけた (tasuketa) – I helped
– Past Negative: たすけなかった (tasukenakatta) – I didn't help
– Te-form (used for requests, linking verbs, etc.): たすけて (tasukete) – help (me/us)

Example Sentences
– 彼は私をたすけてくれました。 (かれはわたしをたすけてくれました。) – Kare wa watashi o tasukete kuremaa. – He helped me.
– この箱をたすけてくれませんか？ (このはこをたすけてくれませんか？) – Kono hako o tasukete kuremasen ka? – Can you help me with this box?
– 私たちをたすけてくれてありがとうございます。 (わたしたちをたすけてくれてありがとうございます。) – Wataachi o tasukete kurete arigatou gozaimasu. – Thank you for helping us.
– 彼は彼女をたすけようとしています。 (かれはかのじょをたすけようとしています。) – Kare wa kanojo o tasukeyou to eimasu. – He is trying to help her.
– 私は友達をたすけます。 (わたしはともだちをたすけます。) – Watashi wa tomodachi o tasukemasu. – I help my friend.

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