Learn Japanese Verbs

okurimasu

to send

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Romaji
Kana
Kanji
masu form affirmativeokurimasu
masu form negativeokurimasen
masu past affirmativeokurimashita
masu past negativeokurimasendeshita
root formokuru
nai formokuranai
ta formokutta
nakatta formokuranakatta
te formokutte
conditional (ba form)okureba
potentialokureru
imperativeokure
volitionalokuroo
passiveokurareru
causativeokuraseru
causative passive 1okuraserareru
causative passive 2okurasareru

Beginner 1 - Basic Structure

[ subject ] wa [ place ] ni [ something ] o okurimasu
1.Watashi wa tomodachi ni meeru o okurimasu.
I (will) send an e-mail to my friend.
2.Greg-san wa kuni ni nimotsu o okurimashita.
Greg sent a package to his country.
3.Watashi wa kinoo kazoku ni tegami o okurimashita.
I sent a letter to my family yesterday.
4.Watashi wa kookuubin de kono nimotsu o okurimasu.
I will send this package to my country by airmail.

Beginner 2 - Functional Patterns

5.Meeru de chizu o okutte kuremasen ka?
Please send a map by e-mail.
6.Kyoo okureba, ashita tsukimasu.
If you send it today, it will arrive tomorrow.
7.Yamada-san ni meeru o okutta kedo, henji ga kimasen.
I sent an e-mail to Yamada, but he hasn't replied yet.
8.Kore wa omoi kara, kookuubin de okuremasen.
This is (too) heavy, so we cannot send by airmail.

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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