in English | in Japanese | S |
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They do (polite) | ใใใ ใฏ ใใพใ |
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ใใใ ใฏ ใใพใ (karera wa shimasu)
### Tips to Remember
– ใใใ (karera): "They" can be recalled by thinking of "karate" practitioners, often imagined as a group, as "they."
– ใใพใ (shimasu): "To do" in Japanese can be remembered by the "shi" sound as it starts "shi shimasu" (doing) โ a frequent activity.
### Explanation
– ใใใ (karera): This pronoun means "they" (usually referring to a group of men or a mixed-gender group).
– ใใพใ (shimasu): This verb means "to do" and is the polite form of "ใใ (suru)," the infinitive form.
### Other Words that Mean the Same Thing
– ใใใ ใฏ ใใใพใ (karera wa yarimasu): Another polite expression for "they do."
### Conjugations of ใใพใ (suru)
– Infinitive: ใใ (suru)
– Present: ใใพใ (shimasu)
– Past: ใใพใใ (shimaa)
– Negative: ใใพใใ (shimasen)
– Negative Past: ใใพใใใงใใ (shimasendea)
– Volitional: ใใพใใใ (shimashou) โ "let's do"
– Te-form: ใใฆ (e)
### Example Sentences
– Present: ใใใ ใฏ ๆฏๆฅ ๅๅผท ใใพใใ (Karera wa mainichi benkyou shimasu.) โ They study every day.
– Past: ใใใ ใฏ ๆจๆฅ ใใใน ใ ใใพใใใ (Karera wa kinou tenisu o shimaa.) โ They played tennis yesterday.
– Negative: ใใใ ใฏ ๅฎฟ้ก ใ ใใพใใใ (Karera wa shukudai o shimasen.) โ They do not do their homework.
– Negative Past: ใใใ ใฏ ๆจๆฅ ๅฎฟ้ก ใ ใใพใใใงใใใ (Karera wa kinou shukudai o shimasendea.) โ They did not do their homework yesterday.
– Volitional: ใใใ ใฏ ไผ่ญฐ ใ ใใพใใใใ (Karera wa kaigi o shimashou.) โ Let's have a meeting.
### Romanized Characters
– ใใใ ใฏ ใใพใ: karera wa shimasu
– ใใใ ใฏ ๅๅผท ใใพใ: karera wa benkyou shimasu
– ใใใ ใฏ ใใใน ใ ใใพใใ: karera wa tenisu o shimaa
– ใใใ ใฏ ๅฎฟ้ก ใ ใใพใใ: karera wa shukudai o shimasen
– ใใใ ใฏ ๅฎฟ้ก ใ ใใพใใใงใใ: karera wa shukudai o shimasendea
– ใใใ ใฏ ไผ่ญฐ ใ ใใพใใใ: karera wa kaigi o shimashou
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