Made (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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made (polite)	つくりました

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break down "つくりました (tsukurimaa)" into parts: "つくる (tsukuru)" which means "to make" and "ました (maa)" which is the past tense polite form.
– Associate "つくる (tsukuru)" with the English word "construct" since they sound somewhat similar and both have to do with creation.

Explanations:
"つくりました (tsukurimaa)" is the past tense, polite form of the verb "つくる (tsukuru)," which means "to make" or "to create."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 作成しました (さくせいしました, sakuseishimaa): more formal/polite, used in formal documents or professional settings.
– 制作しました (せいさくしました, seisakushimaa): implies crafting or producing something creative.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: つくる (tsukuru) – to make
– Present: つくります (tsukurimasu) – I make (plain polite form)
– Past: つくりました (tsukurimaa) – I made (plain polite form)
– Negative: つくりません (tsukurimasen) – I do not make (plain polite form)
– Future: (Japanese doesn't have a distinct future tense, but the present form can imply future actions) つくります (tsukurimasu) – I will make

Examples of sentences using "つくりました":
1. 昨日、おいしいケーキをつくりました。
– Kinō, oishii kēki o tsukurimaa.
– Yesterday, I made a delicious cake.

2. 学校でプロジェクトをつくりました。
– Gakkō de purojekuto o tsukurimaa.
– I made a project at school.

3. 晩ご飯にスープをつくりました。
– Bangohan ni sūpu o tsukurimaa.
– I made soup for dinner.

4. このシステムは私たちがつくりました。
– Kono shisutemu wa wataachi ga tsukurimaa.
– We made this system.

5. 彼女の誕生日にカードをつくりました。
– Kanojo no tanjōbi ni kādo o tsukurimaa.
– I made a card for her birthday.

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