What are the verbs in Japanese?
I must know verbs like:
I have / haven't
You have / haven't
He/She/It have / haven't
We/You/They have / haven'tIn romanji please, I still don't know kana :'(
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For examples; I have been to Japan. 私は日本に行ったことがあります。Have you been to Japan?あなたは日本に行ったことがありますか? She hasn't eaten sushi.彼女はおすしを食べたことがありません。 He has seen the movie.彼はその映画を見たことがあります。
have: 〜したことがある。〜した(完了形)。 むずかしいですね。
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have:持っている、ある haven't: 持っていない、ない I:私 you:あなた she:彼女 he:彼 we:私たち you:あなたたち they:彼ら
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Mainly this type of HAVE is used to express completion (complete in the past), continuation and experience. Ex.) I HAVE READ this book --> yomi mashita / yonde shimai mashita (like "past tense"), I've been watching TV --> zutto terebi wo mite imasu. Yuki-san already explained about the use of "experience". I hope this helped you.
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