We go in Japanese 🇯🇵

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We go	わたしたちはいく

How to say “We go” in Japanese? “わたしたちはいく”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “わたしたちはいく” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on We go in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "わたしたち" (wataachi) means "we." Think of "watashi" (I) with "-tachi" (plural marker).
– "いく" (iku) means "to go." You can remember it by associating it with “IQ” (I go because I am smart).

– Explanations:
– "わたしたち" is the plural of "わたし" (I). Adding "-tachi" makes it "we."
– "いく" is a verb meaning "to go," used in various contexts to indicate movement or travel.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– "行く" (いく, iku): A more formal Kanji representation.

– Conjugations:
– Present/Future Tense: 行く (いく, iku) – We go / We will go.
– Past Tense: 行った (いった, itta) – Went.
– Negative Present: 行かない (いかない, ikanai) – Do not go.
– Negative Past: 行かなかった (いかなかった, ikanakatta) – Did not go.
– Polite Present/Future: 行きます (いきます, ikimasu) – We go / We will go.
– Polite Past: 行きました (いきました, ikimaa) – Went.
– Polite Negative Present: 行きません (いきません, ikimasen) – Do not go.
– Polite Negative Past: 行きませんでした (いきませんでした, ikimasendea) – Did not go.

– Examples of sentences:
– わたしたちは海 (うみ) にいく。
(Wataachi wa umi ni iku.)
We go to the beach.

– 昨日 (きのう) わたしたちはレストランにいった。
(Kinou wataachi wa resutoran ni itta.)
We went to a restaurant yesterday.

– 明日 (あした) わたしたちは友達 (ともだち) の家 (いえ) にいきます。
(Aa wataachi wa tomodachi no ie ni ikimasu.)
We will go to a friend's house tomorrow.

– わたしたちは公園 (こうえん) にいきませんでした。
(Wataachi wa kouen ni ikimasendea.)
We did not go to the park.

– 週末 (しゅうまつ) わたしたちはデパートにいかない。
(Shuumatsu wataachi wa depaato ni ikanai.)
We do not go to the department store on weekends.

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