You see in Japanese 🇯🇵

あなた は みる info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– The word "みる" (miru) sounds similar to the English word "mirror," which you use to see yourself.
– You can associate "あなた" (anata) with the phrase "A nother sight," helping you remember that it means "you see."

Explanations:
– "あなた" (anata) means "you."
– "は" (wa) is the topic marker.
– "みる" (miru) means "to see" or "to watch."

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 見える (mieru) can also mean "to see" or "to be visible," although it is often used to describe something that can be seen rather than the act of seeing.
– 観る (miru) is another form of "見る" often used when referring to watching performances, movies, or plays.
– 見学する (kengaku suru) means "to inspect" or "to observe."

Conjugations of "みる" (miru):

1. Present/Future Tense:
– Plain: みる (miru)
– Polite: みます (mimasu)

2. Past Tense:
– Plain: みた (mita)
– Polite: みました (mimaa)

3. Negative Present/Future Tense:
– Plain: みない (minai)
– Polite: みません (mimasen)

4. Negative Past Tense:
– Plain: みなかった (minakatta)
– Polite: みませんでした (mimasen dea)

Examples of Sentences:
– あなたは映画をみる。 (Anata wa eiga wo miru.) – You watch a movie.
– 彼は星をみた。 (Kare wa hoshi wo mita.) – He saw the stars.
– 私たちは試合をみます。 (Wataachi wa shiai wo mimasu.) – We will watch the game.
– あなたはテレビをみません。 (Anata wa terebi wo mimasen.) – You do not watch TV.
– 彼女はそれをみませんでした。 (Kanojo wa sore wo mimasen dea.) – She did not see that.

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