Start (an order) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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start (an order)	はじめて

How to say “start (an order)” in Japanese? “はじめて”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “はじめて” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on start (an order) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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### Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Visual Association: Think of "hajime" (beginning) which sounds like "ha-ji-me".
– Sound Similarity: "Hajimete" sounds like "How did you meet" which can imply a start or beginning of a meeting.

### Explanations:
– The word "はじめて" (hajimete) is often used to express "for the first time".
– It is derived from the verb "はじめる" (hajimeru) which means "to start" or "to begin".

### Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– "さいしょに" (saisho ni) – At first
– "しょにち" (shonichi) – The first day
– "いっかいめ" (ikkaime) – The first time

### Conjugations and Forms:
– Since "はじめて" (hajimete) itself is not a verb but an adverb, it does not conjugate. However, the verb it originates from "はじめる" (hajimeru) can be conjugated.

#### Conjugations of はじめる (hajimeru – to start):
– Present: はじめる (hajimeru) – I start
– Past: はじめた (hajimeta) – I started
– Future: はじめる (hajimeru) – I will start
– Negative: はじめない (hajimenai) – I don’t start
– Past Negative: はじめなかった (hajimenakatta) – I didn’t start

### Example Sentences Using "はじめて":
1. はじめて日本に行った。 (Hajimete Nihon ni itta.) – I visited Japan for the first time.
2. 彼ははじめてギターを弾いた。 (Kare wa hajimete gitā o hiita.) – He played the guitar for the first time.
3. はじめてのデートに行く。 (Hajimete no dēto ni iku.) – I’m going on my first date.
4. 今日ははじめて料理を作った。 (Kyō wa hajimete ryōri o tsukutta.) – Today, I cooked for the first time.
5. 私のはじめての車は古かった。 (Watashi no hajimete no kuruma wa furukatta.) – My first car was old.

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