Started in Japanese 🇯🇵

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started	はじめた

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Visualize the start of an action or event in an anime or Japanese movie.
– Break down the word: はじめ (hajime) means "beginning." Adding た (ta) signifies past tense, like "started."

Explanations:
– はじめた (hajimeta) is the past tense of はじめる (hajimeru), which means "to start" or "to begin."
– Understanding the structure: はじめる (hajimeru) stems from 初 (hatsu) meaning "first" or "beginning," coupled with める (meru), a verb ending.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 始めた (hajimeta) – "Started," using a different kanji for 'begin.'
– 開始した (kaishi a) – "Commenced" or "started."

Conjugations (for the verb はじめる – hajimeru):
– Infinitive: はじめる (hajimeru) – "To start"
– Past tense: はじめた (hajimeta) – "Started"
– Present continuous: はじめている (hajimete iru) – "Is starting" / "is beginning"
– Negative: はじめない (hajimenai) – "Do not start" / "not starting"
– Past negative: はじめなかった (hajimenakatta) – "Did not start"
– Future: はじめる (hajimeru) – "Will start" (Japanese often uses present tense for future actions)

Examples of sentences:
– 私は新しい仕事をはじめた。 (Watashi wa atarashii shigoto o hajimeta.) – "I started a new job."
– 昨日、新しい趣味をはじめた。 (Kinou, atarashii shumi o hajimeta.) – "Yesterday, I started a new hobby."
– 彼は英語の勉強をはじめた。 (Kare wa eigo no benkyou o hajimeta.) – "He started studying English."
– 天気が良くなったので、ランニングをはじめた。 (Tenki ga yokunatta node, runningu o hajimeta.) – "Since the weather improved, I started running."

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