Recollect, recall in Japanese 🇯🇵

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recollect, recall	おもいだす

How to say “recollect, recall” in Japanese? “おもいだす”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “おもいだす” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on recollect, recall in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember:
– Break down "おもいだす" (omoidasu) into "おもい" (omoi – think) and "だす" (dasu – to put out/bring out). It’s like bringing a thought out of your mind.

Explanations:
– "おもいだす" means to recall or recollect something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 思い出す (おもいだす, omoidasu)
– 思い起こす (おもいおこす, omoiokosu) – to recall, bring to mind
– 思い返す (おもいかえす, omoikaesu) – to reflect on, think back

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: 思い出す (おもいだす, omoidasu)
– Present: 思い出します (おもいだします, omoidasu-masu) – I recall/recollect
– Past: 思い出した (おもいだした, omoidasu-ta) – I recalled/recollected
– Negative: 思い出さない (おもいださない, omoidasu-nai) – I don't recall/recollect
– Te-form: 思い出して (おもいだして, omoidasu-te) – Please recall/recollect
– Potential: 思い出せる (おもいだせる, omoidasu-eru) – I can recall/recollect
– Volitional: 思い出そう (おもいだそう, omoidasu-ou) – Let’s recall/recollect
– Conditional: 思い出せば (おもいだせば, omoidasu-eba)– If I recall/recollect
– Imperative: 思い出せ (おもいだせ, omoidasu-se) – Recall/Recollect!

Examples of sentences:
1. 昨日のことを思い出しました。 (きのうのことをおもいだしました, Kinou no koto wo omoidasu-ta.) – I remembered about yesterday.
2. 彼女の名前を思い出せない。 (かのじょのなまえをおもいだせない, Kanojo no namae wo omoidasu-nai.) – I can’t recall her name.
3. その時のことを思い出してごらん。(そのときのことをおもいだしてごらん, Sono toki no koto wo omoidasu-te goran.) – Try to remember that time.
4. その歌を聞くと昔のことを思い出す。 (そのうたをきくとむかしのことをおもいだす, Sono uta wo kiku to mukashi no koto wo omoidasu.) – Listening to that song makes me recall the old days.
5. あなたは何も思い出さなかったのですか？ (あなたはなにもおもいださなかったのですか, Anata wa nanimo omoidasu-nakatta no desu ka?) – Didn’t you remember anything?

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