Place, put on, give someone a ride in Japanese 🇯🇵

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word のせる (noseru)
– Think of "noseru" as "placing something on top" which can help you remember its uses.
– The sound "nosu" sounds like "nose" – imagine placing (or putting) something on someone's nose to remember the meaning.

Explanations
– のせる (noseru) is a versatile verb that can mean to place or put something on something else, to give someone a ride, or to list something.
– It is a transitive verb, so it requires a direct object.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– 置く (おく, oku): To place, put down
– 送る (おくる, okuru): To send, to give a ride (contextual)
– 掲載する (けいさいする, keisai suru): To publish, to place (an article)

Conjugations
– Non-past: のせる (noseru) – place, put on, give a ride
– Past: のせた (noseta) – placed, put on, gave a ride
– Negative: のせない (nosenai) – not place, not put on, not give a ride
– Past Negative: のせなかった (nosenakatta) – did not place, did not put on, did not give a ride
– Te-form: のせて (nosete) – placing, putting on, giving a ride (used when connecting clauses or requesting)
– Potential: のせられる (noserareru) – can place, can put on, can give a ride
– Imperative: のせろ (nosero) (strong), のせてください (nosete kudasai) (polite) – place, put on, give a ride
– Volitional: のせよう (noseyou) – let’s place, let’s put on, let’s give a ride

Examples of Sentences
1. 彼は本を棚の上にのせた。
– Kare wa hon o tana no ue ni noseta.
– He placed the book on the shelf.

2. 友達を車にのせました。
– Tomodachi o kuruma ni noshimaa.
– I gave my friend a ride in the car.

3. ケーキにイチゴをのせてください。
– Kēki ni ichigo o nosete kudasai.
– Please put strawberries on the cake.

4. 子どもたちをバスにのせる時間です。
– Kodomo-tachi o basu ni noseru jikan desu.
– It's time to put the kids on the bus.

5. 彼女の歌をウェブサイトにのせたよ。
– Kanojo no uta o webusaito ni noseta yo.
– I posted her song on the website.

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