I do (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

わたし は します info.

わたし は します.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– わたし (watashi) means "I" or "me". Think of "watashi" as "watashi alone" standing alone as "I."
– します (shimasu) is the polite form of the verb "to do." You can think of it as someone "shimmying" up to politely do something.

Explanations:
– わたし (watashi) – This is the formal and gender-neutral way to say "I" in Japanese.
– します (shimasu) – This is the polite form of the verb "する" (suru), meaning “to do” or “to perform.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– する (suru) – The plain form of します (shimasu).
– 行う (okonau) – Another verb meaning "to do" or "to perform", often used in more formal contexts.

Conjugations for する (suru):

– Non-past (Present/Future): する (suru) [plain], します (shimasu) [polite]
– Past: した (a) [plain], しました (shimaa) [polite]
– Negative (Non-past): しない (shinai) [plain], しません (shimasen) [polite]
– Negative (Past): しなかった (shinakatta) [plain], しませんでした (shimasendea) [polite]
– Volitional: しよう (shiyou) [plain], しましょう (shimashou) [polite]
– Te-form: して (e)
– Potential: できる (dekiru) [plain], できます (dekimasu) [polite]
– Conditional: すれば (sureba) [plain], しますなら (shimasunara) [polite]

Examples of sentences that use it:

1. わたしは 明日 します。
– Watashi wa aa shimasu.
– I will do it tomorrow.

2. わたしは 仕事を しました。
– Watashi wa shigoto o shimaa.
– I did the work.

3. わたしは 宿題を します。
– Watashi wa shukudai o shimasu.
– I do homework.

4. これを わたしは しません。
– Kore o watashi wa shimasen.
– I will not do this.

5. わたしは コーヒーを 飲みながら します。
– Watashi wa koohii o nominagara shimasu.
– I do it while drinking coffee.

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