Wrote in Japanese 🇯🇵

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wrote	かいた

How to say “wrote” in Japanese? “かいた”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “かいた” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on wrote in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
To remember "かいた" (kaita), which is the past tense of "かく" (kaku, to write), you can associate the "k" sound in "kaita" with the "k" in "written" in English.

– Explanations:
"かいた" (kaita) is the past tense form of the verb "かく" (kaku), which means "to write." In Japanese, verb conjugation often changes depending on the tense and formality.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– 記した (しるした, shirua) – This word can also mean "wrote" or "recorded."

– Conjugations (base verb "かく" – kaku):
– Present/Future (plain): かく (kaku)
– Present/Future (polite): かきます (kakimasu)
– Past (plain): かいた (kaita)
– Past (polite): かきました (kakimaa)
– Negative (plain): かかない (kakanai)
– Negative (polite): かきません (kakimasen)
– Past negative (plain): かかなかった (kakanakatta)
– Past negative (polite): かきませんでした (kakimasen dea)

– Examples of sentences:
– 昨日、手紙をかいた。 (きのう、てがみをかいた。- Kinou, tegami o kaita.) – I wrote a letter yesterday.
– 彼は日記をかいた。 (かれはにっきをかいた。- Kare wa nikki o kaita.) – He wrote in his diary.
– お母さんは買い物リストをかいた。 (おかあさんはかいものリストをかいた。- Okaasan wa kaimono risuto o kaita.) – Mom wrote a shopping list.

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