She goes (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

かのじょ は いきます info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "かのじょ" (kanojo) means "she." You can remember it by associating "ka" with "character" and "nojo" with "girl" in a character (fictional or otherwise).
– "いきます" (ikimasu) means "goes" in a polite form. It comes from the verb "いく" (iku), meaning "to go."

Explanations:
– "かのじょ は いきます" (kanojo wa ikimasu) combines "かのじょ" (she) with "いきます" (goes). The particle "は" (wa) marks the subject of the sentence, indicating that it is she who is going somewhere.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "かのじょ は いく" (kanojo wa iku) – informal form
– "かのじょ は まいります" (kanojo wa mairimasu) – extremely formal/humble form

Conjugations of "いく" (iku):
– Present/Future: いきます (ikimasu) – she goes/will go
– Past: いきました (ikimaa) – she went
– Negative Present/Future: いきません (ikimasen) – she does not go/will not go
– Negative Past: いきませんでした (ikimasen dea) – she did not go
– Informal Present/Future: いく (iku) – she goes/will go
– Informal Past: いった (itta) – she went
– Informal Negative Present/Future: いかない (ikanai) – she does not go/will not go
– Informal Negative Past: いかなかった (ikanakatta) – she did not go

Examples of sentences:
– かのじょ は いきます。 (Kanojo wa ikimasu.) – She goes.
– かのじょ は いきました。 (Kanojo wa ikimaa.) – She went.
– かのじょ は いきません。 (Kanojo wa ikimasen.) – She does not go.
– かのじょ は いきませんでした。 (Kanojo wa ikimasen dea.) – She did not go.
– かのじょ は あした いきます。 (Kanojo wa aa ikimasu.) – She will go tomorrow.
– かのじょ は いま いきます。 (Kanojo wa ima ikimasu.) – She is going now.

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