Lend, lend out in Japanese 🇯🇵

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lend, lend out	かしだす

How to say “lend, lend out” in Japanese? “かしだす”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “かしだす” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on lend, lend out in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
Think of "かしだす (kashidasu)" as breaking down into "かし (kashi)" which sounds like "cash" and "だす (dasu)" which means "to give out". So, you can think of "giving out cash (cash lending)" to remember "かしだす".

Explanations:
– "かし (kashi)" – can mean to lend or loan.
– "だす (dasu)" – means to put out or to take out.
Put together, "かしだす (kashidasu)" means to lend or to lend out.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 貸す (かす, kasu): to lend

Conjugations:
1. Present/Future Tense:
– かしだす (kashidasu) – To lend/to lend out
– 例: 私は友達に本をかしだす。(Watashi wa tomodachi ni hon o kashidasu.) – I lend a book to my friend.
2. Past Tense:
– かしだした (kashidaa) – Lent/lended out
– 例: 彼は昨日ペンをかしだした。(Kare wa kinō pen o kashidaa.) – He lent out a pen yesterday.
3. Negative Form:
– かしださない (kashidasanai) – Do not lend/do not lend out
– 例: 私は自分の車をかしださない。(Watashi wa jibun no kuruma o kashidasanai.) – I do not lend out my car.
4. Past Negative Form:
– かしださなかった (kashidasanakatta) – Did not lend/did not lend out
– 例: 彼はその本をかしださなかった。(Kare wa sono hon o kashidasanakatta.) – He did not lend out that book.
5. Te-form:
– かしだして (kashidae) – Lending out
– 例: 友達にゲームをかしだしている。(Tomodachi ni gēmu o kashidae iru.) – Lending out a game to a friend.
6. Potential Form:
– かしだせる (kashidaseru) – Can lend out
– 例: 私はこの本をかしだせる。(Watashi wa kono hon o kashidaseru.) – I can lend out this book.

Examples of Sentences that Use It:
1. 母は近所の人に自転車をかしだす。(Haha wa kinjo no hito ni jitensha o kashidasu.) – My mother lends out a bicycle to the neighbor.
2. 学校は学生に本をかしだす。(Gakkō wa gakusei ni hon o kashidasu.) – The school lends books to students.
3. 彼はお金をかしだしてくれた。(Kare wa okane o kashidae kureta.) – He lent me money.
4. 友達は私に彼のカメラをかしださなかった。(Tomodachi wa watashi ni kare no kamera o kashidasanakatta.) – My friend did not lend me his camera.

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