Take out in Japanese 🇯🇵

たす info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
You can remember "たす (tasu)" by associating it with a simple addition sign (+). Think of "たす" as the action of adding or combining things.

Explanations:
"たす (tasu)" means to add, especially when referring to adding things of the same kind, such as numbers or items.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 加える (くわえる, kuwaeru): To add, to append
– 合わせる (あわせる, awaseru): To put together, to combine

Conjugations of たす (tasu):
1. Present/Future: たす (tasu) – To add
2. Past: たした (taa) – Added
3. Negative: たさない (tasanai) – Not add
4. Negative Past: たさなかった (tasanakatta) – Did not add
5. Polite Present/Future: たします (tashimasu) – To add (polite)
6. Polite Past: たしました (tashimaa) – Added (polite)
7. Polite Negative: たしません (tashimasen) – Not add (polite)
8. Polite Negative Past: たしませんでした (tashimasen dea) – Did not add (polite)
9. Te-form: たして (tae) – Adding (used for connecting actions or requests)

Examples of sentences that use たす (tasu):
1. 数字をたす。 (すうじをたす。)
Romanized: Suuji o tasu.
Translation: Add the numbers.

2. 彼は砂糖をコーヒーにたした。 (かれはさとうをコーヒーにたした。)
Romanized: Kare wa satou o koohii ni taa.
Translation: He added sugar to the coffee.

3. もっと情報をたしてください。 (もっとじょうほうをたしてください。)
Romanized: Motto jouhou o tae kudasai.
Translation: Please add more information.

4. 塩をたさないでください。 (しおをたさないでください。)
Romanized: Shio o tasanaide kudasai.
Translation: Please do not add salt.

5. 新しいデータがシステムにたされた。 (あたらしいデータがシステムにたされた。)
Romanized: Atarashii deeta ga shisutemu ni tasareta.
Translation: New data was added to the system.

6. これをたしたら、もっと美味しくなるよ。 (これをたしたら、もっとおいしくなるよ。)
Romanized: Kore o taara, motto oishiku naru yo.
Translation: If you add this, it will become more delicious.

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だす info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Think of "dashing" out of somewhere, which might help you remember "だす" (dasu).
– Associate "da" with "da outside," as in taking something out.

Explanations:
– "だす" (dasu) means to take out or to put out. It can also mean to submit (a document), to turn in (homework), or to publish (a paper).

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 取り出す (とりだす, toridasu) – to take out, to remove
– 引き出す (ひきだす, hikidasu) – to pull out, to withdraw
– 出す (だす, dasu) – to submit, to send, to release

Conjugations:

Present Plain:
– (だす) dasu – take out, takes out

Present Polite:
– (出します) dashimasu – takes out, will take out

Negative Plain:
– (出さない) dasanai – does not take out, will not take out

Negative Polite:
– (出しません) dashimasen – does not take out, will not take out

Past Plain:
– (出した) daa – took out

Past Polite:
– (出しました) dashimaa – took out

Past Negative Plain:
– (出さなかった) dasanakatta – did not take out

Past Negative Polite:
– (出しませんでした) dashimasen dea – did not take out

Examples of sentences:
1. 彼はポケットから携帯を出した。
– Kare wa poketto kara keitai o daa.
– He took a cellphone out of his pocket.

2. 明日の会議のために資料を出します。
– Aa no kaigi no tameni shiryou o dashimasu.
– I will submit the documents for tomorrow's meeting.

3. 彼女は宿題を出さなかった。
– Kanojo wa shukudai o dasanakatta.
– She did not turn in her homework.

4. ごみを出してください。
– Gomi o dae kudasai.
– Please take out the trash.

5. 私は毎朝犬を散歩に出します。
– Watashi wa maiasa inu o sanpo ni dashimasu.
– I take my dog out for a walk every morning.

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