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Usages of ato de

店長てんちょう は いそがしそう だ けど、 あと で 招待しょうたいメール を おくる と った。tentyou ha isogasisou da kedo, ato de syoutaimeeru wo okuru to itta.
The manager looks busy, but he said he’ll send an invitation email later.
あと で 先生せんせい に 電話でんわ を します。ato de sensei ni denwa wo simasu.
I will call the teacher later.
いま は いそがしい です から、 あと で 電話でんわ を します。ima ha isogasii desu kara, ato de denwa wo simasu.
I am busy now, so I will call later.
留守電るすでん を いたら、 先生せんせい から 「あと で かえして ください」 と はいって いました。rusuden wo kiitara, sensei kara 「ato de orikaesite kudasai」 to haitte imasita.
When I listened to my voicemail, there was a message from the teacher saying, “Please call me back later.”
いま は 満席まんせき です が、 あと で 空席くうせき が る かも しれません。ima ha manseki desu ga, ato de kuuseki ga deru kamo siremasen.
It is full now, but a seat might become available later.
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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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