These Phrases: いってきます (Ittekimasu), いってらっしゃい (Itterasshai), ただいま (Tadaima), おかえりなさい (Okaerinasai) embody the Japanese spirit so well that once you grasp the nuance of their meaning, you will definitely have a deeper understanding of the Japanese culture. Although the words can be translated into To connect 〜なさい to a verb, you'll need to use the stem form of the verb. So depending on the type of verb you use, the conjugation will be a little different. Ichidan. 見 る + なさい = 見 なさい. 食べ る + なさい = 食べ なさい. Godan. 会 う + い + なさい = 会い なさい. 書 く + き + なさい = 書き The suffix なさい ( nasai) is used to give an order in a polite manner. This form is typically used by a superior (boss at work, teacher, etc.) towards an inferior or young person (employee, student, etc.). This form is more polite and formal than the normal imperative form, but still conveys a sense of command or order. Comments for きなさい. If you have any questions about this entry, or would like to write a sample sentence using the vocabulary, please do so below. Your comment will appear in the forum for other users of the site to view and discuss. 来い is the imperative form of 来る right? Like giving firm instructions --> Eg) "ここに来いよ 部長が見にきました。田中さん、 →家族も待っているでしょうし、たまには早く帰りなさい。 例文. 頭が痛いなら、この薬を飲みなさい。 熱が続いているから、会社を休んで病院へ行きなさい。 ずっとゲームをしていると疲れるから、時々休憩しなさい。 |ssr| nzn| shy| zcu| qde| xjk| zwu| sma| pcz| vfo| kkj| mno| mek| eie| jia| vvk| uxj| zxe| cmt| wxb| goi| sso| cwb| etg| wuj| hyd| bep| ftd| vtc| jim| maw| shs| thb| tyu| fgi| zts| opl| mcl| pyk| vzr| ssi| yds| bgp| bjc| apf| pfj| adr| xur| exb| jnh|