Make (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

つくります info.

### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
"つくります" (tsukurimasu) can be remembered by associating it with the idea of "creating" or "making" something. Imagine you are "creating" (つくる, tsukuru) something polite or important, hinting at the respectful form. The "-ます" ending indicates politeness in the verb form.

### Explanations
"つくります" comes from the verb "つくる" (tsukuru), which means "to make" or "to create." The ending "-ます" is added to make it polite. This form is commonly used in daily conversation to show respect and politeness.

### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– 作る (つくる, tsukuru): This is the plain form of the verb "to make" or "to create."
– 製作 (せいさく, seisaku): Means "to produce" or "to manufacture," often used in industrial contexts.
– 創る (つくる, tsukuru): This kanji emphasizes creating something new, focused more on the creative aspect.

### Conjugations
– Plain Form (Dictionary Form):
– つくる (tsukuru)

– Polite Present:
– つくります (tsukurimasu)

– Past:
– つくった (tsukutta) [plain/informal]
– つくりました (tsukurimaa) [polite/formal]

– Negative:
– つくらない (tsukuranai) [plain/informal]
– つくりません (tsukurimasen) [polite/formal]

– Past Negative:
– つくらなかった (tsukuranakatta) [plain/informal]
– つくりませんでした (tsukurimasendea) [polite/formal]

– Te form:
– つくって (tsukutte)

### Example Sentences
– Polite Present:
– 私はケーキをつくります。 (Watashi wa kēki o tsukurimasu.)
– I will make a cake.

– Polite Past:
– 昨日、すしをつくりました。 (Kinō, sushi o tsukurimaa.)
– I made sushi yesterday.

– Polite Negative Present:
– 私は朝ごはんをつくりません。 (Watashi wa asagohan o tsukurimasen.)
– I do not make breakfast.

– Polite Negative Past:
– 昨日、晩ごはんをつくりませんでした。 (Kinō, bangohan o tsukurimasendea.)
– I did not make dinner yesterday.

– Te Form:
– これをつくってください。 (Kore o tsukutte kudasai.)
– Please make this.

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