Was not given in Japanese 🇯🇵

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was not given	くれなかった

How to say “was not given” in Japanese? “くれなかった”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “くれなかった” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on was not given in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
1. "くれなかった" (kurenakatta) is the past negative form of "くれる" (kureru), which means 'to give' (a favor).
2. Break it down: "くれる" (kureru) means "to give" and "なかった" (nakatta) is the past negative form.
3. Associating it with "なかった" (nakatta) which translates to "did not" can help you remember its meaning as "was not given."

Explanations:
"くれなかった" (kurenakatta) is used when talking about not receiving something or someone not giving you something in the past.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. "もらえなかった" (moraenakatta) – Could not receive (from the perspective of receiving).
2. "渡されなかった" (watasarenakatta) – Was not handed over.

Different conjugations of くれる:
– Present affirmative: くれる (kureru) – give
– Present negative: くれない (kurenai) – not give
– Past affirmative: くれた (kureta) – gave
– Past negative: くれなかった (kurenakatta) – did not give
– Te-form: くれて (kurete) – give (and)
– Conditional: くれれば (kurereba) – if (someone) gives
– Volitional: くれよう (kureyou) – let's give

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 彼はその情報をくれなかった。
Kare wa sono jouhou o kurenakatta.
He did not give me the information.

2. 友達はプレゼントをくれなかった。
Tomodachi wa purezento o kurenakatta.
My friend did not give me a present.

3. 先生は答えをくれなかった。
Sensei wa kotae o kurenakatta.
The teacher did not give me the answer.

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