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Japanese Grammar – I went to school without eating breakfast. πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅

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あさごはん γ‚’οΌˆγŸγΉγ‚‹οΌ‰____に γŒγ£γ“γ† に γ„γγΎγ—γŸγ€‚

I went to school without eating breakfast.

 たべず
This is how to say I went to school without eating breakfast. in Japanese with the correct grammar: あさごはん γ‚’οΌˆγŸγΉγ‚‹οΌ‰____に γŒγ£γ“γ† に γ„γγΎγ—γŸγ€‚, with the answer being “たべず”. Here you will learn how to pronounce たべず correctly and in the comments below be able to read comments on how to understand this grammar & tips and explanations on the grammar subject. Then, below that, you will have the opportunity to play a game practicing all different types of Japanese grammar and vocabulary.

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あさごはん γ‚’οΌˆγŸγΉγ‚‹οΌ‰____に γŒγ£γ“γ† に γ„γγΎγ—γŸγ€‚

The sentence "あさごはん γ‚’οΌˆγŸγΉγ‚‹οΌ‰____に γŒγ£γ“γ† に γ„γγΎγ—γŸγ€‚" translates to "I went to school without eating breakfast."

– "γŸγΉγ‚‹" (taberu) means "to eat."
– "あさごはん" (asagohan) means "breakfast."
– "γŒγ£γ“γ†" (gakkou) means "school."
– "γ„γγΎγ—γŸ" (ikimaa) means "went."

To express "without doing" something in Japanese, you use the verb's negative stem followed by "ずに" (zuni). The negative stem for "γŸγΉγ‚‹" (taberu) is "たべ" (tabe), and when combined with "ずに" (zuni), it forms "たべずに" (tabezu ni), meaning "without eating."

Therefore, the blank in the sentence should be filled with "たべずに" (tabezu ni) to convey the meaning "without eating breakfast."

Romanized:
– Asagohan o taberu tabezu ni gakkou ni ikimaa.

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