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おしえた info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word おしえた (oshieta):
– Break it down: "おしえ" (oshie) means "teach/instruct" and "た" (ta) indicates past tense.
– Associate it with "oshieru" (to teach) in its dictionary form.

Explanations:
– おしえた (oshieta) is the past tense form of the verb おしえる (oshieru), which means "to teach" or "to instruct."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 教えました (おしえました, oshiemaa): More polite way to say "taught."
– 指導した (しどうした, shidō a): More formal or academic way to say "taught" or "instructed."

Different conjugations:

1. Infinitive (Dictionary Form):
– 教える (おしえる, oshieru) – to teach

2. Present/Future Tense:
– Plain Form: 教える (おしえる, oshieru) – teach/will teach
– Polite Form: 教えます (おしえます, oshiemasu) – teach/will teach

3. Past Tense:
– Plain Form: 教えた (おしえた, oshieta) – taught
– Polite Form: 教えました (おしえました, oshiemaa) – taught

4. Negative Form:
– Plain Present: 教えない (おしえない, oshienai) – don't teach/won't teach
– Polite Present: 教えません (おしえません, oshiemasen) – don't teach/won't teach
– Plain Past: 教えなかった (おしえなかった, oshienakatta) – didn't teach
– Polite Past: 教えませんでした (おしえませんでした, oshiemasendea) – didn't teach

Examples of sentences that use it:

1. 先生は私たちに日本語をおしえた。
– Sensei wa wataachi ni nihongo o oshieta.
– The teacher taught us Japanese.

2. 彼は子供たちに数学をおしえた。
– Kare wa kodomotachi ni suugaku o oshieta.
– He taught math to the children.

3. 彼女は友達に料理の仕方をおしえた。
– Kanojo wa tomodachi ni ryouri no shikata o oshieta.
– She taught her friend how to cook.

4. 彼らは新しい曲をみんなにおしえた。
– Karera wa atarashii kyoku o minna ni oshieta.
– They taught everyone the new song.

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