Slept in Japanese 🇯🇵

ねた info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word 'ねた':
– Remember that "ねる" (neru) is the verb for "to sleep" in Japanese, and "ねた" (neta) is its past tense form.
– Think of it as: "I *net* and then *slept*," which can help you associate "ねた" (neta) with the concept of sleeping.

Explanations:
– "ねた" (neta) is the past tense form of the verb "ねる" (neru), which means "to sleep."

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. 寝込んだ (ねこんだ, nekonda) – slept soundly
2. 眠った (ねむった, nemutta) – fell asleep

Conjugations (Plain and Polite forms):
1. Present:
– Plain: ねる (neru)
– Polite: ねます (nemasu)
2. Past:
– Plain: ねた (neta)
– Polite: ねました (nemaa)
3. Negative:
– Plain: ねない (nenai)
– Polite: ねません (nemasen)
4. Past Negative:
– Plain: ねなかった (nenakatta)
– Polite: ねませんでした (nemasen dea)
5. Te-form:
– ねて (nete), used for connecting verbs or forming progressive tense.
6. Potential:
– ねられる (nerareru), can sleep

Examples of sentences:
1. 昨夜よくねた。
– さくや よく ねた。
– Sakuya yoku neta.
– I slept well last night.

2. 彼はベッドでぐっすりねた。
– かれ は べっど で ぐっすり ねた。
– Kare wa beddo de gussuri neta.
– He slept soundly in bed.

3. その後、彼女はすぐにねた。
– そのあと、かのじょ は すぐ に ねた。
– Sono ato, kanojo wa sugu ni neta.
– After that, she immediately slept.

4. 赤ちゃんはお昼寝をしましたが、私は全くねませんでした。
– あかちゃん は おひるね を しました が、わたし は まったく ねません でした。
– Akachan wa ohirune o shimaa ga, watashi wa mattaku nemasen dea.
– The baby took a nap, but I didn't sleep at all.

By using these tips and examples, you should be able to remember and use the word "ねた" more effectively in your Japanese conversations.

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