Sting, stab in Japanese 🇯🇵

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sting, stab	さす

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word "さす":
– Imagine a bee "stinging" you while it says "sasu" (the sound mimics the sharp action of a sting).
– Visualize someone "stabbing" a sword and saying "Sasu!" as they thrust.

Explanations:
– "さす" (sasu) means to stab, pierce, or sting, usually with something sharp or pointed.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 刺す (さす) – to stab
– 突く (つく) – to thrust or poke

Infinitive (Dictionary Form):
– さす (sasu)

Conjugations:
– Present: さす (sasu) – I/we/they stab
– Negative: ささない (sasanai) – I/we/they do not stab
– Past: さした (saa) – I/we/they stabbed
– Past Negative: ささなかった (sasanakatta) – I/we/they did not stab
– Polite Present: さします (sashimasu) – I/we/they stab (polite)
– Polite Negative: さしません (sashimasen) – I/we/they do not stab (polite)
– Polite Past: さしました (sashimaa) – I/we/they stabbed (polite)
– Polite Past Negative: さしませんでした (sashimasen dea) – I/we/they did not stab (polite)
– Te-form: さして (sae) – stab (requesting)
– Potential: させる (saseru) – I/we/they can stab
– Imperative: させ (sase) – Stab! (command)

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼はナイフで相手をさした。
– Kare wa naifu de aite o saa.
– He stabbed the opponent with a knife.

2. 蜂が私をさした。
– Hachi ga watashi o saa.
– A bee stung me.

3. 彼女は何かを刺さないように気をつけた。
– Kanojo wa nanika o sasanai yō ni ki o tsuketa.
– She was careful not to stab anything.

4. 棘のある茨にさされないで。
– Toge no aru ibara ni sasare naide.
– Don’t get stabbed by the thorny bushes.

5. この針で風船をさしてみて。
– Kono hari de fūsen o sae mite.
– Try stabbing the balloon with this needle.

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