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くれた info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– The word 'くれた' (kureta) can be linked to the idea of receiving something from someone. You might think of "Kure" (give me) and "ta" (past tense marker in Japanese), which together imply that something was given to you.

Explanations:
– 'くれた' (kureta) is the past tense of 'くれる' (kureru), which is a verb used when someone gives something to you, the speaker, or someone close to you. It emphasizes the perspective of the recipient.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 与えられた (ataerareta): Given (in a more general sense)
– 贈られた (okurareta): Given (often used for gifts)

Conjugations of 'くれる' (kureru):
– Infinitive (plain form): くれる (kureru)
– Past tense: くれた (kureta)
– Present tense: くれる (kureru)
– Negative form: くれない (kurenai)
– Past negative: くれなかった (kurenakatta)
– Polite present: くれます (kuremasu)
– Polite past: くれました (kuremaa)
– Volitional: くれよう (kureyou)
– Conditional: くれれば (kurereba)
– Imperative: くれ (kure)

Examples of sentences:
1. 友達がプレゼントをくれた。
– Tomodachi ga purezento o kureta.
– My friend gave me a present.

2. 先生は私にアドバイスをくれた。
– Sensei wa watashi ni adobaisu o kureta.
– The teacher gave me advice.

3. 母が新しい靴をくれた。
– Haha ga atarashii kutsu o kureta.
– My mother gave me new shoes.

4. 彼は助けてくれた。
– Kare wa tasukete kureta.
– He helped me.

5. 父は本をくれた。
– Chichi wa hon o kureta.
– My father gave me a book.

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