How To Conjugate The Japanese Verb: 'To Have'

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Here you learn the conjugation of Japanese verb motsu - to have 持つ in Positive form.

Conjugation of Japanese verb motsu - to have 持つ

Verb ClassThe basic form of Group 1 verbs end with "~ u". This group is also called Consonant-stem verbs or Godan-doushi (Godan verbs).
Stemmot - , moch-
Te formmotte
Infinitivemochi
 Positive
KanjiKatakana/HiraganaRomaji
Present IndicativePlain持つもつmotsu
Polite もち ますmochimasu
PresumptivePlain もつ だろうmotō motsu darō
Polite もつ でしょうmochimashō motsu deshō
ImperativePlain 持てmote
Polite もって くださいmotte kudasai
Past IndicativePlain もったmotta
Polite もちましたmochimashita
Past PresumptivePlain もった だろうmottarō motta darō
Polite もったでしょうmotta deshō
Present ProgressivePlain 持っているmotte iru
Polite 持っていますmotte imasu
Past ProgressivePlain 持ってmotte ita
Polite 持っていたmotte imashita
ProvisionalPlain もつぇばmotseba
Polite もちませばmochimaseba mochimasureba
ConditionalPlain もったらmottara
Polite もちましたらmochimashitara
PotentialPlain 持てるmoteru
Polite もて ますmotemasu
CausativePlain もたせるmotaseru
Polite もたせますmotasemasu

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Negative Form: To Have

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