| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| You do (polite) | γγͺγ γ― γγΎγ |
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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– "Shimasu" (γγΎγ) sounds like "she must" which can help you remember that it's a verb relating to doing or making.
– "Anata" (γγͺγ) sounds like "a-nut-a" and it means "you."
Explanations:
– The phrase "γγͺγ γ― γγΎγ" (anata wa shimasu) is a polite way to say "You do" or "You will do."
– "Anata" means "you."
– "Wa" (γ―) is the topic marker, indicating that the subject is "you."
– "Shimasu" is the polite present form of the verb "suru" (to do).
Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– "θ‘γ" (γγγͺγ, okonau) – to perform, to do
– "γγ" (yaru) – to do (less formal)
Different Conjugations:
– Infinitive/Plain form: γγ (suru)
– Polite Present/Future: γγΎγ (shimasu)
– Past (Polite): γγΎγγ (shimaa)
– Past (Plain): γγ (a)
– Negative (Polite): γγΎγγ (shimasen)
– Negative (Plain): γγͺγ (shinai)
– Past Negative (Polite): γγΎγγγ§γγ (shimasen dea)
– Past Negative (Plain): γγͺγγ£γ (shinakatta)
Examples of Sentences:
1. Present/Future (Polite)
– γγͺγγ―γγΎγγγ (Anata wa shimasu ka?) – Do you do it? / Will you do it?
2. Past (Polite)
– γγͺγγ―γγΎγγγ (Anata wa shimaa.) – You did it.
3. Negative (Polite)
– γγͺγγ―γγΎγγγ (Anata wa shimasen.) – You do not do it.
4. Past Negative (Polite)
– γγͺγγ―γγΎγγγ§γγγ (Anata wa shimasen dea.) – You did not do it.
5. Present/Future (Plain)
– γγͺγγ―γγγ (Anata wa suru.) – You do it. / You will do it.
6. Past (Plain)
– γγͺγγ―γγγ (Anata wa a.) – You did it.
7. Negative (Plain)
– γγͺγγ―γγͺγγ (Anata wa shinai.) – You do not do it.
8. Past Negative (Plain)
– γγͺγγ―γγͺγγ£γγ (Anata wa shinakatta.) – You did not do it.
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