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おくる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate "おくる" (okuru) with the act of sending or giving something away. Imagine you are "sending" a present (gift) to someone, which helps to remind you of the gesture.
– Visualize the phrase "OK, you R(eceive) it," emphasizing the idea of giving or sending something.

Explanations:
– "おくる" (okuru) means "to send" or "to give" and can be used in various contexts such as sending a letter, giving a present, or seeing someone off. It implies a transfer of something from one person to another.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 送信 (そうしん, sōshin) – specifically means "to send" (e.g., an email).
– 贈る (おくる, okuru) – more specifically used when giving a present/gift.

Conjugations:
– Root/Infinitive: おくる (okuru)
– Affirmative Present: おくります (okurimasu)
– Negative Present: おくりません (okurimasen)
– Affirmative Past: おくりました (okurimaa)
– Negative Past: おくりませんでした (okurimasen dea)
– Te form: おくって (okutte)
– Volitional: おくろう (okurō)
– Imperative: おくれ (okure)

Examples of sentences:
1. 友達にプレゼントをおくる。
– Tomodachi ni purezento o okuru.
– (I) send a present to a friend.

2. 手紙をおくりました。
– Tegami o okurimaa.
– (I) sent a letter.

3. 彼は私にメールをおくりませんでした。
– Kare wa watashi ni mēru o okurimasen dea.
– He didn’t send me an email.

4. 来週写真をおくります。
– Raishū shashin o okurimasu.
– (I) will send the photos next week.

5. 今日中におくってください。
– Kyōchū ni okutte kudasai.
– Please send it by the end of today.

6. 私たちは駅まで彼をおくろう。
– Wataachi wa eki made kare o okurō.
– Let’s see him off to the station.

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おくる info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word 'おくる':
– Associate 'おくる' with 'occurrence'. Imagine sending an occurrence (event) to someone.
– Remember the 'おく' part as the sound "OK" which you say before confirming to send something.

Explanations:
– The verb 'おくる' means 'to send'. It is a commonly used verb in both formal and informal contexts.
– The kanji for おくる is 送る.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 届ける (とどける, todokeru) – deliver
– 発送する (はっそうする, hassou suru) – dispatch

Conjugations:
– Present: おくる (okuru) – send
– Past: おくった (okutta) – sent
– Negative: おくらない (okuranai) – do not send
– Negative past: おくらなかった (okuranakatta) – did not send
– Te-form: おくって (okutte) – sending
– Potential: おくれる (okureru) – can send
– Passive: おくられる (okurareru) – be sent
– Causative: おくらせる (okuraseru) – make (someone) send
– Volitional: おくろう (okurou) – let's send

Examples of sentences:
1. メールをおくる。
Meeru o okuru.
I send an email.

2. 昨日手紙をおくった。
Kinou tegami o okutta.
I sent a letter yesterday.

3. 彼は荷物をおくらないだろう。
Kare wa nimotsu o okuranai darou.
He probably won't send the package.

4. プレゼントをおくってください。
Purezento o okutte kudasai.
Please send the present.

5. あなたはこのメッセージをおくれますか？
Anata wa kono messeiji o okuremasu ka?
Can you send this message?

6. そのメールはおくられる必要があります。
Sono meeru wa okurareru hitsuyou ga arimasu.
That email needs to be sent.

7. 彼女にクリスマスカードをおくらせる。
Kanojo ni kurisumasu kaado o okuraseru.
I will make her send a Christmas card.

8. みんなでギフトをおくろう。
Minna de gifuto o okurou.
Let's all send a gift.

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