Teach (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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teach (polite)	おしえます

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break down the word into parts: "おしえ (oshie)" and "ます (masu)".
– "おしえ" sounds like "oh-she-eh", which can help you remember it as related to "show" or "teach".

Explanations:
– "おしえます (oshiemasu)" is the polite form of the verb "おしえる (oshieru)" which means "to teach" or "to show."
– It is used in formal or polite contexts.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 伝える (つたえる, tsutaeru) – To convey/communicate.
– 説明する (せつめいする, setsumei suru) – To explain.

Conjugations:

1. Present/Future Affirmative:
– おしえます (oshiemasu) – I teach/I will teach.

2. Present/Future Negative:
– おしえません (oshiemasen) – I do not teach/I will not teach.

3. Past Affirmative:
– おしえました (oshiemaa) – I taught/I did teach.

4. Past Negative:
– おしえませんでした (oshiemasen dea) – I did not teach.

5. Te-form (used to connect sentences or make requests):
– おしえて (oshiete) – Teach (when requesting).

Examples of sentences that use it:

1. 先生は英語をおしえます。
– Sensei wa eigo o oshiemasu.
– The teacher teaches English.

2. 私に料理の仕方をおしえてください。
– Watashi ni ryouri no shikata o oshiete kudasai.
– Please teach me how to cook.

3. 昨日、日本語をおしえました。
– Kinou, nihongo o oshiemaa.
– I taught Japanese yesterday.

4. 誰もおしえませんでした。
– Dare mo oshiemasen dea.
– No one taught (anyone).

5. クラスで何をおしえますか。
– Kurasu de nani o oshiemasu ka.
– What do you teach in the class?

6. 彼女は彼に運転の仕方をおしえません。
– Kanojo wa kare ni unten no shikata o oshiemasen.
– She does not teach him how to drive.

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