Japanese Verbs

nomimasu

to drink / to take medicine

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Romaji
Kana
Kanji
masu form affirmativenomimasu
masu form negativenomimasen
masu past affirmativenomimashita
masu past negativenomimasendeshita
root formnomu
nai formnomanai
ta formnonda
nakatta formnomanakatta
te formnonde
conditional (ba form)nomeba
potentialnomeru
imperativenome
volitionalnomoo
passivenomareru
causativenomaseru
causative passive 1nomaserareru
causative passive 2nomasareru

Beginner 1 - Basic Structure

[ subject ] wa [ something ] o nomimasu
1.Watashi wa koocha o nomimasu.
I (will) drink (a cup of) tea.
2.Watashi wa koohii o nomimasen.
I don't drink coffee.
3.Watashi wa maiasa orenji-juusu o nomimasu.
I drink (a glass of) orange juice every morning.
4.Chichi wa mainichi kusuri o nomimasu.
My father takes medicine every day.

Beginner 2 - Functional Patterns

5.Kyoo wa atsui kara tsumetai biiru o nomi-tai desu.
It's hot today, so I want to drink cold beer.
6.Kinoo no ban wain o nonde, pasuta o tabemashita.
I drank (some) wine and ate pasta last night.
7.Susan-san wa osake o nomemasen.
Susan cannot drink alcohol.
8.Watashi wa Oosutoraria no wain o nonda koto ga arimasu.
I have drunk Australian wine before.
9.Kono kusuri o nomeba, sugu naorimasu.
If you take this medicine, you will get better soon.

Beginner 3 - Casual Speech

10.A:Yoku osake o nomu.
B:Uun. Zenzen nomanai.
A:Do you often drink alcohol?
B:No. I don't.
11.A:Kono wain o nonda?
B:Un. Nonda. Oishikatta.
A:Did you drink this wine?
B:Yes. I did. It's good.

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

Verbs are the Key to learning Japanese

Essential Japanese Verbs

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