sakuya

Usages of sakuya

昨夜さくや、 電車でんしゃ が おくれて 約束やくそく に 遅刻ちこく して しまいました。sakuya, densha ga okurete yakusoku ni chikoku shite shimaimashita.
Last night, the train was late and I ended up being late for the appointment.
今夜こにゃ は 遅刻ちこく しない つもりな ので、 昨夜さくや より はやめ に いえ を ます。konya wa chikoku shinai tsumorina node, sakuya yori hayame ni ie o demasu.
I don’t plan to be late tonight, so I will leave the house earlier than last night.
昨夜ゆうべ の さら を 電子でんしレンジ の うえ に いた まま わすれて しまいました。yuube no sara o denshirenji no ue ni oita mama wasurete shimaimashita.
I forgot last night's plates left on top of the microwave.
昨夜ゆうべ は 残業ざんぎょう の あと、 先輩せんぱい が れ の ケーキ を って て くれて、 とても うれしかった です。yuube wa zangyou no ato, senpai ga sashiire no keeki o motte kite kurete, totemo ureshikatta desu.
Last night, after working overtime, my senior brought cake as a treat, and I was very happy.
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How do verb conjugations work in Japanese?
Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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