Repair, fix in Japanese 🇯🇵

なおす info.

– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
* The word 'なおす' (naosu) can be remembered by associating it with 'now I want to fix it'. Think 'now' sounds like 'nao'.

– Explanations:
* 'なおす' (naosu) is a verb that means to fix, repair, cure, or heal something.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
* 修理する (しゅうりする, shuuri suru) – to repair
* 治療する (ちりょうする, chiryou suru) – to treat (medically)
* 改善する (かいぜんする, kaizen suru) – to improve

– Conjugations:
* Present: なおす (naosu) – I/You/He/She/We/They fix, repair, cure
* Past: なおした (naoa) – I/You/He/She/We/They fixed, repaired, cured
* Negative: なおさない (naosanai) – I/You/He/She/We/They do not fix, repair, cure
* Past Negative: なおさなかった (naosanakatta) – I/You/He/She/We/They did not fix, repair, cure
* Te-form: なおして (naoe) – fix, repair, cure
* Potential: なおせる (naoseru) – can fix, can repair, can cure
* Volitional: なおそう (naosou) – let's fix, let's repair, let's cure
* Imperative: なおせ (naose) – fix! repair! cure!

– Examples of sentences:
* 医者は病気をなおした。(Isha wa byouki o naoa.) – The doctor cured the illness.
* この時計をなおさないといけません。(Kono tokei o naosanai to ikemasen.) – I need to fix this clock.
* 私たちはこの問題をなおす必要があります。(Wataachi wa kono mondai o naosu hitsuyou ga arimasu.) – We need to fix this problem.
* 彼はそれをなおそうとしている。(Kare wa sore o naosou to e iru.) – He is trying to fix it.

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なおす info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
To remember "なおす" (naosu), you might think of "now, 'su' it up," as if you are commanding yourself to repair something immediately.

Explanations:
"なおす" (naosu) is a verb in Japanese that means "to repair" or "to fix." It can also mean "to correct" or "to cure."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 修理する (しゅうりする, shuuri suru): to repair, to fix
– 改善する (かいぜんする, kaizen suru): to improve, to correct

Conjugations:
– Present: なおす (naosu) – I repair/fix.
– Past: なおした (naoa) – I repaired/fixed.
– Negative: なおさない (naosanai) – I do not repair/fix.
– Past Negative: なおさなかった (naosanakatta) – I did not repair/fix.
– Te-form: なおして (naoe) – Please repair/fix (used for requests in imperative form).
– Conditional: なおせば (naoseba) – If I repair/fix.
– Volitional: なおそう (naosou) – Let's repair/fix.

Examples of Sentences:
1. 彼は車をなおす。
– Kare wa kuruma wo naosu.
– He repairs the car.

2. 昨日、私はテレビをなおした。
– Kinou, watashi wa terebi wo naoa.
– Yesterday, I fixed the TV.

3. まだコンピュータをなおさない。
– Mada konpyuuta wo naosanai.
– I have not repaired the computer yet.

4. 壊れたドアをなおしてくれませんか？
– Kowareta doa wo naoe kuremasen ka?
– Could you please fix the broken door?

5. それをなおせば、うまくいくかもしれない。
– Sore wo naoseba, umaku iku kamoshirenai.
– If you fix that, it might work out.

6. 自転車をなおそう。
– Jitensha wo naosou.
– Let's repair the bicycle.

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