Not eat in Japanese 🇯🇵

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not eat	たべない

How to say “not eat” in Japanese? “たべない”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “たべない” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on not eat in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "たべない" (tabenai) is the negative form of "たべる" (taberu), which means "to eat." To remember this, think of "taberu" turning into "tabenai" by adding "nai," similar to how "not" is added to "eat" to make "not eat."

Explanations:
– "たべない" (tabenai): "たべる" means "to eat" and "ない" is a negation suffix. Together, "たべない" means "not eat" or "do not eat."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 食べられない (たべられない, taberarenai): cannot eat
– 禁食 (きんしょく, kinshoku): fasting (more formal or medical)
– 拒食 (きょしょく, kyoshoku): refusing to eat (more formal)

Conjugations:
– Present: たべない (tabenai) – do not eat
– Past: たべなかった (tabenakatta) – did not eat
– Negative Past: たべなかった (tabenakatta) – same as above
– Future: たべないでしょう (tabenai deshou) / たべないだろう (tabenai darou) – will probably not eat
– Te-form: たべなくて (tabenakute) – not eating (as part of a compound sentence)
– Conditional: たべなければ (tabenakereba) – if (you) do not eat

Examples of sentences:
1. 朝ごはんをたべない。
Asagohan o tabenai.
(I don't eat breakfast.)

2. 昨日、何もたべなかった。
Kinō, nani mo tabenakatta.
(I didn't eat anything yesterday.)

3. 明日はたべないだろう。
Aa wa tabenai darou.
(I probably won't eat tomorrow.)

4. たべなくて寝た。
Tabenakute neta.
(I went to bed without eating.)

5. 健康のためにたべなければならない。
Kenkō no tame ni tabenakereba naranai.
(For the sake of health, you must eat.)

These will help you understand and remember different aspects and uses of the word "たべない" in Japanese.

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