Meet (an order) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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Tips to remember the Japanese word あって (atte):
– Visualize meeting someone at a specific place (e.g., a designated "at" point), which sounds similar to "atte."
– Imagine a scenario where you have an order or instructions and you find yourself "at" the location mentioned in the order, connecting "at" to “atte.”

Explanations:
– あって (atte) is derived from the verb 会う (あう, au), which means "to meet."
– 会う is an important verb in Japanese often used to talk about meeting someone or fulfilling a requirement.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 会う (あう, au): to meet
– 果たす (はたす, hatasu): to fulfill

Infinitive and conjugations of 会う (あう, au):
– Present: 会う (あう, au) – to meet
– Past: 会った (あった, atta) – met
– Present continuous: 会っている (あっている, atteiru) – meeting
– Negative: 会わない (あわない, awanai) – not meet
– Past negative: 会わなかった (あわなかった, awanakatta) – did not meet
– Future: 会うでしょう (あうでしょう, au deshou) – will meet
– Te-form: 会って (あって, atte) – meet (in a sequence of actions or a command)

Examples of sentences that use 会う (あう, au):
1. 友達に会う約束があります。
– (ともだちにあうやくそくがあります。)
– Tomodachi ni au yakusoku ga arimasu.
– I have a promise to meet a friend.

2. 彼女とは駅で会った。
– (かのじょとはえきであった。)
– Kanojo to wa eki de atta.
– I met her at the station.

3. 私たちは毎週末に会っています。
– (わたしたちはまいしゅうまつにあっています。)
– Wataachi wa maishuumatsu ni atteimasu.
– We meet every weekend.

4. 明日は彼に会わない。
– (あしたはかれにあわない。)
– Aa wa kare ni awanai.
– I won't meet him tomorrow.

5. 昨日は誰にも会わなかった。
– (きのうはだれにもあわなかった。)
– Kinou wa dare ni mo awanakatta.
– I didn't meet anyone yesterday.

These elements should help you understand and remember the word and its usage effectively in various contexts.

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