forget in Japanese
forget in Japanese is 忘れる, わすれる — forget means to fail to remember something.
forget in Japanese
忘れる
Pronounced: wasureru
わすれる
Pronounced: wasureru
忘れる
Pronounced: wasureru
(transitive) To unintentionally leave something behind.
What does "forget" mean?
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verb To fail to remember something.
"Please don't forget that the library closes early on Saturdays."
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verb To accidentally leave something behind.
"I forgot my phone charger at the hotel and had to go back."
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forget in a sentence
- Please don't forget that the library closes early on Saturdays.
- I always forget where I put my keys.
- I forgot my phone charger at the hotel and had to go back.
- Whenever she travels, she forgets her scarf somewhere along the way.
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What is "forget" in Japanese?
"forget" in Japanese is 忘れる, わすれる. forget means: To fail to remember something.
How do you pronounce 忘れる?
"forget" in Japanese is 忘れる, pronounced "wasureru".
How do you use "forget" in a sentence?
Example: "Please don't forget that the library closes early on Saturdays." In Japanese, "forget" is 忘れる, わすれる.
Are there other ways to say "forget" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "forget": 忘れる, わすれる.
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