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Lesson 8: Negative Imperative Form
In this lesson，I will teach you how to convert Japanese verbs to Imperative Negative Form.
What Does Imperative Negative Form Mean?
| Negative Command Form means “Don’t do something”. |
How to change Japanese Verbs to Imperative Negative Form?
| Dictionary Form of Verb + な |
Examples:
| Example | Reading | Imperative Negative Form |
|---|---|---|
| 会う | あう | 会うな |
| 行く | いく | 行くな |
| 嗅ぐ | かぐ | 嗅ぐな |
| 押す | おす | 押すな |
| 打つ | うつ | 打つな |
| 死ぬ | しぬ | 死ぬな |
| 呼ぶ | よぶ | 呼ぶな |
| 飲む | のむ | 飲むな |
| やる | やる | やるな |
| 食べる | たべる | 食べるな |
| 勉強する | べんきょうする | 勉強するな |
| する | する | するな |
| 来る | くる | 来るな |
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Wow, this is easy to remember. Shame the rest aren’t like this
Haha! That’s right😆
What about polite negative form Marshall?
～ないでください