It slept in Japanese 🇯🇵

それ は ねた info.

#### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– それ (sore) = "It" in English.
– は (wa) = Topic marker.
– ねた (neta) = "Slept" in past form, derived from the verb "ねる" (neru) meaning "to sleep."
– Imagine a scenario where "sore" (it) is sleeping and the "ね" sound reminds you of the peacefulness of sleep.

#### Romanized Characters
– Sore wa neta.

#### Explanations
– "それ" (sore) is a demonstrative pronoun used to refer to something not too close to the speaker but close to the listener, often translated as "it" in English.
– "ねた" (neta) is the past tense of the verb "ねる" (neru), which means "to sleep."

#### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– 眠った (nemutta) – Another past-tense form of "to sleep," often used interchangeably.
– 寝ました (nemaa) – Polite form of "slept."

#### Conjugations of ねる (neru)
– Plain present: ねる (neru) – sleep
– Plain past: ねた (neta) – slept
– Plain negative: ねない (nenai) – do not sleep
– Plain past negative: ねなかった (nenakatta) – did not sleep
– Polite present: ねます (nemasu) – sleep
– Polite past: ねました (nemaa) – slept
– Polite negative: ねません (nemasen) – do not sleep
– Polite past negative: ねませんでした (nemasendea) – did not sleep
– Volitional: ねよう (neyou) – let's sleep

#### Examples of Sentences that Use It
– それ は ねた。 (Sore wa neta.) – It slept.
– かれはすぐにねた。 (Kare wa sugu ni neta.) – He fell asleep immediately.
– ねこはべっどのうえでねた。 (Neko wa beddo no ue de neta.) – The cat slept on the bed.
– それはきのう ながい あいだ ねた。 (Sore wa kinou nagai aida neta.) – It slept for a long time yesterday.
– 子供たちは早く寝た。 (Kodomo-tachi wa hayaku neta.) – The children slept early.

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