Not eat (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

たべません info.

### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– たべません (tabemasen)
– たべ (tabe) comes from the verb 食べる (たべる, taberu), which means "to eat."
– ません (masen) is the polite negative form in the present/future tense.

### Explanations
– たべません (tabemasen) is used to say "do not eat" or "will not eat" in a polite form.
– This form is used to negate actions in a formal or polite context.

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing
– 食べない (たべない, tabenai): Informal negative form, meaning "don't eat."
– 食べませぬ (たべませぬ, tabemasenu): Very polite or literary form.
– 食べぬ (たべぬ, tabenu): Archaic or poetic negative form.

### Conjugations
#### Verb Stem: 食べる (たべる, taberu)
– Present/Future (Polite):
– Negative: たべません (tabemasen)
– Positive: たべます (tabemasu)

– Past (Polite):
– Negative: たべませんでした (tabemasen dea)
– Positive: たべました (tabemaa)

– Present/Future (Informal):
– Negative: たべない (tabenai)
– Positive: たべる (taberu)

– Past (Informal):
– Negative: たべなかった (tabenakatta)
– Positive: たべた (tabeta)

### Examples of Sentences
– Polite Present/Future Negative:
– 今日、寿司をたべません (きょう、すしをたべません, Kyou, sushi wo tabemasen) – I will not eat sushi today.
– 彼女は甘いものをたべません (かのじょはあまいものをたべません, Kanojo wa amai mono wo tabemasen) – She does not eat sweets.

– Polite Past Negative:
– 昨日、晩ご飯をたべませんでした (きのう、ばんごはんをたべませんでした, Kinou, bangohan wo tabemasen dea) – I did not eat dinner yesterday.
– 先週、チョコレートをたべませんでした (せんしゅう、ちょこれーとをたべませんでした, Senshuu, chokoreeto wo tabemasen dea) – I did not eat chocolate last week.

– Informal Present/Future Negative:
– 明日は朝ご飯をたべない (あしたはあさごはんをたべない, Aa wa asagohan wo tabenai) – I won't eat breakfast tomorrow.
– 彼は野菜をたべない (かれはやさいをたべない, Kare wa yasai wo tabenai) – He doesn't eat vegetables.

– Informal Past Negative:
– 昨日はピザをたべなかった (きのうはぴざをたべなかった, Kinou wa piza wo tabenakatta) – I didn't eat pizza yesterday.
– 子供たちはプリンをたべなかった (こどもたちはぷりんをたべなかった, Kodomotachi wa purin wo tabenakatta) – The children didn't eat pudding.

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