You all see (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

あなたたち は みます info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break down the sentence:
– "あなたたち" (anata-tachi) is the polite way of saying "you all" or "you (plural)".
– "みます" (mimasu) is the polite form of the verb "to see" or "to watch".
– Associate "み" (mi) in "みます" with "me," thinking "you all see me" as a mnemonic.
– Remember that "ます" (masu) is a common verb ending for polite present and future tense in Japanese.

Explanations:
– "みます" is the polite form of the verb "みる" (miru), meaning "to see" or "to watch."
– In the phrase "あなたたち は みます", "は" (wa) is a particle marking the topic of the sentence, indicating "you all" are the ones doing the action of seeing.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 見る (miru) – casual form, meaning "to see/watch".
– 見える (mieru) – "to be visible" or "can be seen."
– 観る (miru) – often used when watching movies or shows.

Infinitive and Conjugations:
– Infinitive (Dictionary Form): 見る (miru)
– Present/Future (Polite): 見ます (mimasu)
– Past (Polite): 見ました (mimaa)
– Negative (Polite): 見ません (mimasen)
– Past Negative (Polite): 見ませんでした (mimasen dea)

Examples of Sentences that Use It:
1. あなたたちは映画をみます。
Romanization: Anata-tachi wa eiga o mimasu.
Translation: You all watch a movie.

2. あなたたちはテレビを見ました。
Romanization: Anata-tachi wa terebi o mimaa.
Translation: You all watched TV.

3. あなたたちはコンサートをみません。
Romanization: Anata-tachi wa konsaato o mimasen.
Translation: You all do not watch the concert.

4. あなたたちは試合を見る予定です。
Romanization: Anata-tachi wa shiai o miru yotei desu.
Translation: You all plan to watch the match.

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