Teach (an order) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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teach (an order)	おしえて

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "おしえて" (oshiete) with "Oh, see a teacher" to remind yourself it means "teach."
– Remember "おしえ" (oshie) sounds like "o-she-a", breaking it down makes it easier to recall.

Explanations:
– The word "おしえて" (oshiete) comes from the verb "おしえる" (oshieru), which means "to teach" or "to inform."
– "おしえて" (oshiete) is the imperative form, often used as a polite request.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 教える (おしえる, oshieru) – to teach, to inform
– 指導する (しどうする, shidou suru) – to instruct, to guide
– 説明する (せつめいする, setsumei suru) – to explain

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: おしえる (oshieru) – to teach
– Present: おしえます (oshiemasu) – teach/teaches
– Past: おしえた (oshieta) – taught
– Negative: おしえない (oshienai) – do not teach
– Negative Past: おしえなかった (oshienakatta) – did not teach
– Potential: おしえられる (oshierareru) – can teach
– Volitional: おしえよう (oshieyou) – let's teach
– Conditional: おしえれば (oshiereba) – if (one) teaches
– Imperative: おしえて (oshiete) – teach (order/request)

Examples of sentences that use it:
– 先生に日本語をおしえてもらいました。 (せんせいににほんごをおしえてもらいました。Sensei ni nihongo o oshiete moraimaa.) – I was taught Japanese by the teacher.
– これをおしえてくれますか？ (Kore o oshiete kuremasu ka?) – Can you teach me this?
– わたしはおしえたことがあります。 (Watashi wa oshieta koto ga arimasu.) – I have taught before.
– 友達にピアノをおしえています。 (ともだちにピアノをおしえています。Tomodachi ni piano o oshiete imasu.) – I am teaching my friend the piano.
– おしえるのが好きです。 (Oshieru no ga suki desu.) – I like teaching.

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