Sell (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word
– Visualization: Imagine a shopkeeper saying "Uli-mas" to sell items, associating it with "selling."
– Breakdown: The verb "うります" (urimasu) can be broken down to "うる" (uru) which is the root form, helping you remember the base word.

### Explanations
"うります" is a polite form of the verb "うる" (uru), which means "to sell".

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing
– 販売する (はんばいする, hanbaisuru): To sell, more formal and often used in a business context.
– 売却する (ばいきゃくする, baikyakusuru): To sell off, often used for large transactions like property or stock.

### Conjugations
– Present/Future (Polite): うります (urimasu)
– Present Plain: うる (uru)
– Past (Polite): うりました (urimaa)
– Past Plain: うった (utta)
– Negative (Polite): うりません (urimasen)
– Negative Plain: うらない (uranai)
– Past Negative (Polite): うりませんでした (urimasen dea)
– Past Negative Plain: うらなかった (uranakatta)
– Te-form: うって (utte)
– Potential (can sell): うれる (ureru)

### Example Sentences
1. Present/Future (Polite)
– その店で本をうります。
– Sono mise de hon o urimasu.
– They sell books at that store.

2. Past (Polite)
– 昨日、車をうりました。
– Kinō, kuruma o urimaa.
– I sold my car yesterday.

3. Negative (Polite)
– この商品はもううりません。
– Kono shōhin wa mō urimasen.
– We no longer sell this product.

4. Present Plain
– 彼は毎日果物をうる。
– Kare wa mainichi kudamono o uru.
– He sells fruit every day.

5. Past Plain
– 彼はその古い時計をうった。
– Kare wa sono furui tokei o utta.
– He sold that old watch.

6. Potential Form
– 彼は何でもうれる。
– Kare wa nan demo ureru.
– He can sell anything.

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