| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| took (polite) | とりました |
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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break it down into parts: "と" (to) + "り" (ri) + "ました" (maa). The "りました" (rimasu) ending is a common polite past tense for verbs.
– Associate "と" (to) with the act of taking or capturing (like taking a photo), and "ました" (maa) is a past polite ending.
Explanations:
– "とりました" (torimaa) is the polite past tense form of the verb "とる" (toru), which means "to take" or "to capture."
– Use it when speaking about something you took, in a respectful or polite manner.
Other words that mean the same thing:
– 採りました (とりました, torimaa) – implies taking or adopting something.
– 撮りました (とりました, torimaa) – often used for taking photos.
Conjugations of "とる" (toru):
1. Infinitive: とる (toru) – to take
2. Polite present/future: とります (torimasu) – take
3. Polite past: とりました (torimaa) – took
4. Plain present/future: とる (toru) – take
5. Plain past: とった (totta) – took
6. Negative (present/future): とらない (toranai) – don’t take
7. Polite negative (present/future): とりません (torimasen) – don’t take
8. Past negative: とらなかった (toranakatta) – didn’t take
9. Polite past negative: とりませんでした (torimasen dea) – didn’t take
10. Te-form: とって (totte) – taking
Examples of sentences:
1. 昨日、写真をとりました。
(Kinō, shashin o torimaa.)
"I took a photo yesterday."
2. 会議でメモをとりました。
(Kaigi de memo o torimaa.)
"I took notes at the meeting."
3. そのクラスをとりましたか？
(Sono kurasu o torimaa ka?)
"Did you take that class?"
4. 彼は休みをとりました。
(Kare wa yasumi o torimaa.)
"He took a break."
5. 私は試験に合格したので、休暇をとりました。
(Watashi wa shiken ni gōkaku a node, kyūka o torimaa.)
"I passed the exam, so I took a vacation."
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