Made in Japanese 🇯🇵

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made	つくった

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

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:

1. Flashcards: Write "つくった (tsukutta)" on one side and "made" on the other. Review them regularly.
2. Mnemonics: Associate "つくった" with the act of creating something in your life, like cooking a meal or building a model.
3. Practice: Use the word in sentences or write it out multiple times.

Explanations:

– "つくった (tsukutta)" is the past tense form of the verb "つくる (tsukuru)" which means "to make" or "to create."

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:

1. 作成した (さくせいした, sakuseia) – used more in formal contexts, like creating a document.
2. 作り上げた (つくりあげた, tsukuriageta) – emphasizes completing or finishing a creation.

Conjugations of つくる (tsukuru):

1. Infinitive (Dictionary Form): つくる (tsukuru) – to make
2. Present/Future Tense:
– Plain: つくる (tsukuru) – [I/you/he/she/they] make/will make
– Polite: つくります (tsukurimasu) – [I/you/he/she/they] make/will make
3. Past Tense:
– Plain: つくった (tsukutta) – made
– Polite: つくりました (tsukurimaa) – made
4. Negative Form:
– Plain: つくらない (tsukuranai) – do not make/will not make
– Polite: つくりません (tsukurimasen) – do not make/will not make

Examples of Sentences:

1. 友達の誕生日にケーキをつくった。
– Tomodachi no tanjoubi ni keeki o tsukutta.
– I made a cake for my friend's birthday.

2. 彼は新しいアプリをつくった。
– Kare wa atarashii apuri o tsukutta.
– He made a new app.

3. 昨日、夕食をつくった。
– Kinou, yuushoku o tsukutta.
– I made dinner yesterday.

4. 私はこのドレスを自分でつくった。
– Watashi wa kono doresu o jibun de tsukutta.
– I made this dress myself.

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