Throw in Japanese 🇯🇵

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throw	なげる

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

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
1. Picture someone throwing a ball into a "nag"ging river.
2. Associate the sound "nage" with "nest" (as birds throw themselves from it).

Explanation:
"なげる" (nageru) means "to throw". It's a verb used to describe the action of tossing or chucking something.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
1. 投げつける (nagetsukeru) – to throw at
2. 投じる (tōjiru) – to cast; to throw (used in a broader context, like casting a vote)

Conjugations:

Present/Future Tense:
なげる (nageru) – I throw, I will throw

Past Tense:
なげた (nageta) – I threw

Present Negative:
なげない (nagenai) – I do not throw

Past Negative:
なげなかった (nagenakatta) – I did not throw

Te-form (for continuous actions or linking sentences):
なげて (nagete) – throwing, throw and…

Examples of Sentences:

1. 子供がボールをなげる。
– Kodomo ga bōru o nageru.
– The child throws the ball.

2. 彼は石を川になげた。
– Kare wa ishi o kawa ni nageta.
– He threw a stone into the river.

3. 彼女は手紙をなげない。
– Kanojo wa tegami o nagenai.
– She does not throw the letter.

4. 彼らはゴミをなげなかった。
– Karera wa gomi o nagenakatta.
– They did not throw the trash.

5. ボールをなげてください。
– Bōru o nagete kudasai.
– Please throw the ball.

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