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dehanakute
copula, auxiliary verb

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Conjunctive Present Indicative Negative Form
dehanakute

English Meaning(s) for ではなくて

copula
  1. be; is (plain copula)
auxiliary verb
  1. did; (have) done (た after certain verb forms; indicates past or completed action)
  2. please; do (indicates light imperative)
* Please note, you are viewing the Japanese readings in the conjunctive present indicative negative form, while the english meanings are based on the dictionary form.

Stroke Order Diagrams for ではなくて

Conjugations for ではなくて

Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
da
Present Indicative Negative Form
dehanai
Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
janai
Past Indicative Form
datta
Past Indicative Negative Form
dehanakatta
Past Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
janakatta
Presumptive Form
darou
Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
desu
Present Indicative Negative Form
dehaarimasen
Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
jaarimasen
Past Indicative Form
deshita
Past Indicative Negative Form
dehaarimasendeshita
Past Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
jaarimasendeshita
Presumptive Form
deshou
Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
dattara
Present Indicative Negative Form
dehanakattara
Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
janakattara
Conjunctive Form
Present Indicative Form
de
Present Indicative Negative Form
dehanakute
Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
janakute

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i dont believe they use it all very much. i believe they just drop in casual conversation.

i could be wrong, you should ask your teacher after class. i wish i had a teacher i could ask. dont waste the chances you have by having teacher. who could teach you more?

 

#2 Posted by Adachi over 8 years ago

Hello community,

 

My professor has been pretty consistent with enforcing honorrific speech during class.

How common is it for native speakers to end sentences with だ during conversation? Is there variation based off of speaker gender? 

 

Thanks!

#1 Posted by ScottieWatson over 8 years ago


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