Teach in Japanese 🇯🇵

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teach	おしえる

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word おしえる (oshieru):
1. Associate the sound "oshi" with "Oh, she!" Imagine a scenario where 'she' is teaching something.
2. Visualize a teacher ("iru" sounds like instruct in English) to help link to the meaning.
3. Remember that verbs ending in 「〜える」such as おしえる often have an instructive or communicative meaning.

Explanations:
おしえる (oshieru) means "to teach" or "to instruct" in Japanese. It is a godan verb with a common usage in various contexts related to teaching or giving instructions.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 教育する (きょういくする, kyouiku suru) – to educate
– 訓練する (くんれんする, kunren suru) – to train
– 指導する (しどうする, shidou suru) – to guide or coach

Conjugations:

– Infinitive/Dictionary Form: おしえる (oshieru)
– Present/Future Plain Form: おしえる (oshieru)
– Present/Future Polite Form: おしえます (oshiemasu)
– Past Plain Form: おしえた (oshieta)
– Past Polite Form: おしえました (oshie maa)
– Negative Plain Form: おしえない (oshienai)
– Negative Polite Form: おしえません (oshiemasen)
– Past Negative Plain Form: おしえなかった (oshienakatta)
– Past Negative Polite Form: おしえませんでした (oshiemasen dea)
– Te-Form: おしえて (oshiete)
– Potential Form: おしえられる (oshierareru) – can teach, be able to teach

Examples of sentences that use おしえる (oshieru):
1. 彼女は私に日本語をおしえてくれます。
(かのじょはわたしににほんごをおしえてくれます。)
Kanojo wa watashi ni nihongo o oshiete kuremasu.
She teaches me Japanese.

2. 私は子どもたちに数学をおしえた。
(わたしはこどもたちにすうがくをおしえた。)
Watashi wa kodomotachi ni suugaku o oshieta.
I taught the children mathematics.

3. 先生は英語をおしえるのが得意ですか？
(せんせいはえいごをおしえるのがとくいですか？)
Sensei wa eigo o oshieru no ga tokui desu ka?
Are you good at teaching English, teacher?

4. 明日、彼にプログラミングをおしえます。
(あした、かれにプログラミングをおしえます。)
Aa, kare ni puroguramingu o oshiemasu.
Tomorrow, I will teach him programming.

5. 彼女は上手にピアノをおしえます。
(かのじょはじょうずにピアノをおしえます。)
Kanojo wa jouzu ni piano o oshiemasu.
She teaches piano skillfully.

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