I didn’t think we had made any mistakes in Japanese 🇯🇵

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I didn’t think we had made any mistakes	わたしたちはまちがえがなかったとおもいました。

How to say “I didn’t think we had made any mistakes” in Japanese? “わたしたちはまちがえがなかったとおもいました。”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “わたしたちはまちがえがなかったとおもいました。” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on I didn’t think we had made any mistakes in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Explanation:

1. わたしたち (wataachi) – "We" (subject of the sentence)
2. は (wa) – Topic marker
3. まちがえ (machigae) – Noun form of "mistake" (from the verb 間違える)
4. が (ga) – Subject marker for "mistake" within the sentence
5. なかった (nakatta) – Past negative form of the verb ある (aru), meaning "there was not"
6. と (to) – Quotation particle; used here to quote the thought
7. おもいました (omoimaa) – Past polite form of the verb 思う (omou), meaning "to think"

Romanized characters:

wataachi wa machigae ga nakatta to omoimaa

Alternate ways to say "I didn't think we had made any mistakes":

1. わたしはわたしたちがまちがえをしなかったと思いました (watashi wa wataachi ga machigae o shinakatta to omoimaa)
– 私 (わたし) – "I"
– は (wa) – Topic marker
– 私たち (わたしたち) – "We"
– が (ga) – Subject marker
– 間違え (まちがえ) – "Mistake"
– を (o) – Object marker
– しなかった (shinakatta) – Past negative form of する (suru), meaning "did not do"
– と (to) – Quotation particle
– 思いました (おもいました) – "Thought"

2. わたしがわたしたちはまちがえがなかったと思いました (watashi ga wataachi wa machigae ga nakatta to omoimaa)
– 私 (わたし) – "I"
– が (ga) – Subject marker
– 私たち (わたしたち) – "We"
– は (wa) – Topic marker
– 間違え (まちがえ) – "Mistake"
– が (ga) – Subject marker
– なかった (nakatta) – Past negative form of ある (aru), meaning "there was not"
– と (to) – Quotation particle
– 思いました (おもいました) – "Thought"

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