Learn Japanese Verbs

mimasu

to watch, look, see

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Romaji
Kana
Kanji
masu form affirmativemimasu
masu form negativemimasen
masu past affirmativemimashita
masu past negativemimasendeshita
root formmiru
nai formminai
ta formmita
nakatta formminakatta
te formmite
conditional (ba form)mireba
potentialmirareru
imperativemiro
volitionalmiyoo
passivemirareru
causativemisaseru
causative passive 1misaserareru
causative passive 2-

Beginner 1 - Basic Structure

[ subject ] wa [ something ] o mimasu
1.Watashi wa terebi o mimasu.
I (will) watch TV.
2.Susan-san wa sakkaa o mimasen.
Susan doesn't watch soccer.
3.Watashi wa kinoo uchi de bideo o mimashita.
I watched a video at home yesterday.
4.Watashi wa sono eiga o mimasendeshita.
I didn't watch that film.

Beginner 2 - Functional Patterns

5.Musume wa terebi o mite imasu.
My daughter is watching TV now.
6.Watashi wa Nihon no eiga o mita koto ga arimasen.
I haven't watched any Japanese movie ever.
7.Sono eiga wa tsumaranai kara, minai hoo ga ii desu.
You should not watch that movie, because it's uninteresting.
8.Chizu o mita kedo, basho ga wakarimasen.
I looked up a map, but I didn't find the palce.

The usage of each Functional Pattern is explained in the Essential Japanese Verbs.

For those who would like to learn more Japanese

Essential Japanese Verbs

This material explains clearly about the meaning of each verb with explaining its usage. "Key Sentences", "Practical Usage" and "Short Dialogues" also help you to grasp how you can apply each verb in communication.

Key Sentences shows you in what sentence pattern each verb is used. Practical Usage and Short Dialogues show how to use each verb in a more practical sense as in frequently used expressions and everyday conversations.

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