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Line up, arrange in Japanese 🇯🇵


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line up, arrange ならべる
How to say “line up, arrange” in Japanese? “ならべる”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ならべる” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on line up, arrange in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word 'ならべる':
– You can think of "ならべる (naraberu)" as "arrange" or "line up". Imagine you are preparing items in a neat row, which lines up with the sound "nar".

Explanations:
– "ならべる (naraberu)" means to arrange, line up, or set up items in a row or order.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 整える (ととのえる, totonoeru): to put in order, to arrange neatly.
– 並ぶ (ならぶ, narabu): to line up, to stand in a line (intransitive form).

Conjugations of 'ならべる':
– Infinitive (Base form): ならべる (naraberu)
– Present/Future: ならべる (naraberu) – arrange/arranges/will arrange
– Past: ならべた (narabeta) – arranged
– Negative: ならべない (narabenai) – do not arrange/will not arrange
– Te-form: ならべて (narabete) – arranging/while arranging (used to connect clauses)
– Conditional: ならべれば (narabereba) – if arrange
– Volitional: ならべよう (narabeyou) – let's arrange/will arrange

Examples of sentences that use ならべる:
1. 本をきれいに棚に並べる。 (ほんをきれいにたなにならべる。)
– Hon o kirei ni tana ni naraberu.
– Arrange the books neatly on the shelf.

2. 彼は毎朝食べ物をテーブルに並べる。 (かれはまいあさたべものをテーブルにならべる。)
– Kare wa mai asa tabemono o tēburu ni naraberu.
– He arranges the food on the table every morning.

3. 子供たちは整列して並べられた。 (こどもたちはせいれつしてならべられた。)
– Kodomotachi wa seiretsu e naraberareta.
– The children were lined up in order.

4. 店員は新しい商品を店の棚に並べた。 (てんいんはあたらしいしょうひんをみせのたなにならべた。)
– Tenin wa atarashii shouhin o mise no tana ni narabeta.
– The clerk arranged the new products on the store shelf.

5. 花をテーブルの中央に並べないでください。 (はなをテーブルのちゅうおうにならべないでください。)
– Hana o tēburu no chūō ni narabenaide kudasai.
– Please do not arrange the flowers in the center of the table.

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