| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| wait, wait for | まつ |
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まつ info.
– Tips to Remember:
– You might think of "Mats" in your house as waiting for someone to step on them, so "まつ" means to wait.
– Explanations:
– The verb まつ (待つ) means "to wait" in Japanese. It is a commonly used verb in everyday conversation.
– Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 待機する (たいきする, taiki suru): to standby, to wait
– Conjugations:
– Plain Form (Infinitive): まつ (matsu)
– Present Affirmative: 待ちます (まちます, machimasu)
– Present Negative: 待ちません (まちません, machimasen)
– Past Affirmative: 待った (まった, matta)
– Past Negative: 待たなかった (またなかった, matanakatta)
– Te-form: 待って (まって, matte)
– Potential Form: 待てる (まてる, materu)
– Imperative Form: 待て (まて, mate)
– Volitional Form: 待とう (まとう, matou)
– Conditional Form: 待てば (まてば, mateba)
– Example Sentences:
– 彼は駅で友達を待っています。 (かれは えきで ともだちを まっています。, Kare wa eki de tomodachi o matteimasu.) – He is waiting for his friend at the station.
– 私はバスが来るのを待ちます。 (わたしは バスが くるのを まちます。, Watashi wa basu ga kuru no o machimasu.) – I will wait for the bus.
– 昨日、私は彼女を一時間待った。 (きのう、わたしは かのじょを いちじかん まった。, Kinō, watashi wa kanojo o ichijikan matta.) – Yesterday, I waited for her for an hour.
– 待たないでください。 (またないで ください。, Matanai de kudasai.) – Please don't wait.
– 彼は待てるかどうか分かりません。 (かれは まてるか どうか わかりません。, Kare wa materu ka dō ka wakarimasen.) – I don't know if he can wait.
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