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Sentence

Every morning, I go for a walk in the park for my health.

Related words

散歩さんぽする

Hiragana
さんぽする
Verb

take a walk

Every morning, I go for a walk in the park for my health.

Word Forms

The basic and commonly used forms of this verb.

Basic forms
Form Word form Usage
Imperfective form (mizenkei)
Alternative: 散歩せ 散歩さ
Connects to endings such as nai, reru, and seru.
Continuative form (renyokei) Connects to endings such as masu, tai, and ta.
Conclusive form (shushikei) Ends a sentence and serves as the dictionary form.
Attributive form (rentaikei) Modifies a noun.
Conditional form (kateikei) Combines with ba to express a condition.
Imperative form (meireikei)
Alternative: 散歩せよ
Expresses a command or instruction.
Common forms
Form Word form Usage
Te-form Connects clauses with te.
Ta-form Expresses the past with ta.
Nai-form
Alternative: 散歩せぬ 散歩せず
Expresses negation with nai.
Masu-form Used for polite speech.
Ba-form Expresses a condition with ba.
Volitional form Expresses intention or invitation.
Notes
  • 「散歩」+「する」のサ変複合動詞。
  • 未然形「散歩さ」は主に使役形(散歩させる)などで用いられる。

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