I did not realise in Japanese 🇯🇵

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I did not realise	わたしはきづきませんでした。

How to say “I did not realise” in Japanese? “わたしはきづきませんでした。”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “わたしはきづきませんでした。” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on I did not realise in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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わたしはきづきませんでした。

わたし (watashi) – This pronoun means "I" or "me" and is used by the speaker to refer to themselves.
は (wa) – This is the topic particle, indicating that "わたし" (I) is the topic of the sentence.
きづきません (kizukimasen) – This is the negative polite form of the verb "気付く" (kizuku), meaning "to notice" or "to realize." The negative form indicates that the action did not happen.
でした (dea) – This is the past tense form of です (desu), making the previous verb's tense past.

Romanized characters:
watashi wa kizukimasen dea.

Alternate ways to say "I did not realize":

1. わたしはきがつきませんでした。
Romanized: watashi wa ki ga tsukimasen dea.
This has a similar meaning and can also be used to indicate failure to notice or realize something.

2. きづかなかった。
Romanized: kizukanakatta.
Less formal way of saying "I didn't notice" or "I didn't realize."

3. わからなかった。
Romanized: wakaranakatta.
This means "I didn't understand" and can also be used to imply failure to realize something.

4. みおとしました。
Romanized: miotoshimaa.
This means "I overlooked" and can also be used to indicate missing or not noticing something.

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