They go (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

かれら は いきます info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "かれら" (karera) means "they" and is the third-person plural pronoun often used for a group of males or a mixed-gender group.
– "いきます" (ikimasu) is the polite form of the verb "いく" (iku), which means "to go."
– You can remember "いきます" by associating it with the English word "explore" as people often go somewhere to explore.

Explanations:
– "かれら は いきます" (karera wa ikimasu) breaks down into:
– "かれら" (karera): they
– "は" (wa): topic marker
– "いきます" (ikimasu): go (polite form)
– The structure follows the subject (they) + topic marker + verb format.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 行く (いく, iku) – to go (plain form)
– 行きます (いきます, ikimasu) – to go (polite form)
– 行って (いって, itte) – go (te-form, used to connect clauses or make requests)

Conjugations of 行く (いく, iku):
– Past: 行きました (いきました, ikimaa) – went (polite)
– Present: 行きます (いきます, ikimasu) – go (polite)
– Future: 行きます (いきます, ikimasu) – will go (polite)
– Negative: 行きません (いきません, ikimasen) – do not go/will not go (polite)
– Past Negative: 行きませんでした (いきませんでした, ikimasen dea) – did not go (polite)

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. かれら は がっこう に いきます。
– Romanized: Karera wa gakkou ni ikimasu.
– English: They go to school.

2. かれら は まいにち いきます。
– Romanized: Karera wa mainichi ikimasu.
– English: They go every day.

3. かれら は パーティー に いきました。
– Romanized: Karera wa paatii ni ikimaa.
– English: They went to the party.

4. かれら は えいが を みに いきます。
– Romanized: Karera wa eiga o mi ni ikimasu.
– English: They go to watch a movie.

5. かれら は あした いきません。
– Romanized: Karera wa aa ikimasen.
– English: They will not go tomorrow.

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