Used in Japanese 🇯🇵

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used	つかった

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– You can think of "つかった" (ttta) as sounding like "tsuk" (similar to "tuck") and "atta" (like "a+ta") — imagine you "tucked (used) something away" in the past.

Explanations:
– "つかった" (ttta) is the past tense of the verb "使う" (つかう, tu) which means "to use."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 用いた (もちいた, mochiita) – more formal than "つかった"
– 使用した (しようした, shiyou a) – used, formal

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: 使う (つかう, tu) – to use
– Present/Future: 使います (つかいます, timasu) – use, will use (formal)
– Present/Future (informal): 使う (つかう, tu) – use, will use
– Past: 使った (つかった, ttta) – used
– Past (formal): 使いました (つかいました, timaa) – used
– Negative: 使わない (つかわない, twanai) – do not use
– Negative (formal): 使いません (つかいません, timasen) – do not use
– Negative Past: 使わなかった (つかわなかった, twanakatta) – did not use
– Negative Past (formal): 使いませんでした (つかいませんでした, timasendea) – did not use

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 昨日、この本を使った。(きのう、このほんをつかった。)
Romanized: Kinou, kono hon o ttta.
Translation: I used this book yesterday.

2. 教授はその道具を使った。(きょうじゅはそのどうぐをつかった。)
Romanized: Kyouju wa sono dougu o ttta.
Translation: The professor used that tool.

3. 彼は私のコンピュータを使った。(かれはわたしのこんぴゅーたーをつかった。)
Romanized: Kare wa watashi no konpyuutaa o ttta.
Translation: He used my computer.

4. 試験のために辞書を使った。(しけんのためにじしょをつかった。)
Romanized: Shiken no tame ni jisho o ttta.
Translation: I used a dictionary for the exam.

5. 一度もそのアプリを使ったことがない。(いちどもそのあぷりをつかったことがない。)
Romanized: Ichidomo sono apuri o ttta koto ga nai.
Translation: I have never used that app.

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