Take it (an order) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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take it (an order)	もって

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
To remember "もって" (motte), you can think of the English word "motto." A motto is something you carry with you as a guiding principle, just like how "motte" means to take or carry something.

Explanations:
"もって" (motte) comes from the verb "持つ" (motsu), which means "to hold" or "to carry." When you use the te-form "もって" (motte), it is often used in commands or requests, similar to saying "take this" or "hold this" in English.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 持って行く (もっていく, motte iku): to take (something to a place)
– 持って来る (もってくる, motte kuru): to bring (something here)

Infinitive and Conjugations:
Since "もって" (motte) is the te-form of the verb "持つ" (motsu), I will give you the conjugations for "持つ."

– Present: 持つ (もつ, motsu) – to hold
– Past: 持った (もった, motta) – held
– Negative: 持たない (もたない, motanai) – not hold
– Past Negative: 持たなかった (もたなかった, motanakatta) – did not hold
– Potential: 持てる (もてる, moteru) – can hold
– Volitional: 持とう (もとう, motou) – let's hold
– Conditional: 持てば (もてば, moteba) – if (one) holds
– Te-Form: 持って (もって, motte) – holding/taking
– Imperative: 持て (もて, mote) – hold (command)

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. このバッグをもってください。
(Kono baggu o motte kudasai.)
Please take this bag.

2. 彼にそれをもって行ってください。
(Kare ni sore o motte itte kudasai.)
Please take it to him.

3. 持ち物をもってきてください。
(Mochimono o motte kite kudasai.)
Please bring your belongings.

4. この箱をもって上に行って。
(Kono hako o motte ue ni itte.)
Take this box upstairs.

By using these tips, explanations, and examples, you can better remember and understand how to use "もって" (motte) in Japanese.

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