Not use in Japanese 🇯🇵

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not use	つかわない

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

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To remember "つかわない" (twanai), you might think of "T (like 'T' in 'Tusca'ho' – Skipping the 'Tusca') and "wanai" (as in 'wan' + 'ai' – not love). This can help you associate the word with its meaning.

Explanations:
"つかわない" (twanai) is the negative form of the verb "つかう" (tu), which means "to use". In Japanese, to negate a verb, you typically replace the final "u" sound with "anai".

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 使いません (timasen): Polite form of "not use".
– 使用しない (shiyou shinai): Another way to say "not use" in a different verb form.
– 使うことがありません (tu koto ga arimasen): "There is no occasion to use".

Conjugations:
– Non-past: つかわない (twanai) – does not use
– Past: つかわなかった (twanakatta) – did not use
– Polite non-past: つかいません (timasen) – does not use (polite)
– Polite past: つかいませんでした (timasen dea) – did not use (polite)
– Te-form (used for joining sentences and making requests): つかわなくて (twanakute) – without using / not using

Example sentences:
– 今はそれをつかわない。 (Ima wa sore o twanai.)
– I do not use that now.

– 昨日私はこのパソコンをつかわなかった。 (Kinō watashi wa kono pasokon o twanakatta.)
– I did not use this computer yesterday.

– 会議では英語をつかわないことにしました。 (Kaigi de wa eigo o twanai koto ni shimaa.)
– We decided not to use English in the meeting.

– すみません、私はナイフはつかいません。 (Sumimasen, watashi wa naifu wa timasen.)
– Sorry, I do not use knives.

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