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かく info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word かく (kaku):
– Remember that かく (kaku) sounds like "cuckoo" which is a sound similar to writing (scribbling) sounds.
– Picture a cuckoo bird writing with its beak, this imagery can help solidify the verb in your memory.

Explanations:
The verb かく (kaku) means "to write" in Japanese. It is a common verb used in a variety of contexts involving writing text, drawing pictures, or composing letters.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 書く (かく, kaku) – Standard term for "to write".
– 描く (えがく, egaku) – While it can also mean "to write," it is more often used to mean "to draw" or "to depict."

Conjugations:
– Present/Future:
– 書く (kaku) – "write/will write"
– 書かない (kakanai) – "do not write/will not write"
– Past:
– 書いた (kaita) – "wrote"
– 書かなかった (kakanakatta) – "did not write"
– Te form:
– 書いて (kaite) – "writing/please write"
– Conditional:
– 書けば (kakeba) – "if write"
– 書かなければ (kakanakereba) – "if do not write"
– Volitional:
– 書こう (kakou) – "let’s write"
– Potential:
– 書ける (kakeru) – "can write"
– 書けない (kakenai) – "cannot write"

Examples of sentences:
– 彼は毎日日記を書く。(kare wa mainichi nikki o kaku.) – He writes in his diary every day.
– 手紙を書きませんか？(tegami o kakimasen ka?) – Would you like to write a letter?
– 昨日作文を書きました。(kinou sakubun o kakimaa.) – I wrote an essay yesterday.
– 彼女は黒板に名前を書いた。(kanojo wa kokuban ni namae o kaita.) – She wrote her name on the blackboard.
– 今、メールを書いています。(ima, meeru o kaiteimasu.) – I am writing an email now.

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