Took in Japanese 🇯🇵

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took	とった

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

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– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
To remember "とった" (took), think of the action of taking something swiftly with a "tutting" sound, like "tot" then add a playful "ta".

– Explanations:
"とった" (took) is derived from the verb "とる" (取る), which means "to take", "to grab", or "to capture". The phrase "とった" is the past tense form.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
1. 取った (とった, totta) – took
2. 掴んだ (つかんだ, tnda) – grasped, grabbed

– Infinitive and different conjugations:
Infinitive (dictionary form): 取る (とる, toru)

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: 取る (とる, toru) – take/will take
– Past: 取った (とった, totta) – took
– Negative: 取らない (とらない,toranai) – do not take
– Past Negative: 取らなかった (とらなかった, toranakatta) – did not take
– Te-form: 取って (とって, totte) – taking, used for making requests or connecting actions

– Examples of sentences:
1. 彼は賞を取った。
(かれはしょうをとった。 Kare wa shou o totta.)
He won (took) the prize.

2. 私はその本を取った。
(わたしはそのほんをとった。 Watashi wa sono hon o totta.)
I took that book.

3. 彼女は写真を取った。
(かのじょはしゃしんをとった。 Kanojo wa shashin o totta.)
She took a picture.

4. ここで取っていいですか？
(ここでとっていいですか？ Koko de totte ii desu ka?)
Is it okay if I take it here?

5. 彼は早く取らなかった。
(かれははやくとらなかった。 Kare wa hayaku toranakatta.)
He didn’t take it quickly.

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