Before and after
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寝る前に歯を磨きます
ENI brush my teeth before bed
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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寝る前に本を読みます
ENI read before going to bed
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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出かける前に電話します
ENI will ring before I set off
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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使う前に読んでください
ENread it before using it
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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食べた後で薬を飲みます
ENI take the medicine after eating
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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仕事が終わった後で
ENafter work is done
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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会議の後で話しましょう
ENlet us talk after the meeting
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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それから出発します
ENand then we set off
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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先にこちらをお願いします
ENthis one first, please
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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後で構いません
ENlater is fine
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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その前に一つだけ
ENjust one thing before that
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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三日前に着きました
ENI arrived three days ago
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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一週間後に返します
ENI will return it in a week
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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それまでに決めます
ENI will decide by then
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
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順番にお願いします
ENin order, please
Mae ni always takes the dictionary form, ato de always the past form. It never varies.
Before and after in Japanese - 15 phrases you can play on a loop until they stick. Each one shows the characters, the reading and the meaning in six languages.