Nihongo

乗せます(のせます、nosemasu)
- to give a ride

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乗せます (のせます, romaji: nosemasu) means "to give a ride" in Japanese. It is a N3 Low-level Verb (group 2) word.

Meaning:to give a ride
Level:N3 Low
Lexical Category:Verb (group 2) (下一段動詞)
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Verb Conjugation

Basic Conjugation

Romaji:nosemasu

Hiragana:のせます

Polite-form
(ます形)
のせます乗せます。give a ride.
Dict-form
(辞書形)
乗せるgive a ride
Connect-form
(て形)
乗せて + <Verb>
Not-form
(ない形)
乗せないnot give a ride

Advanced Conjugation

Past-form
(た形)
乗せたgive a rided
Terminal-form
(終止形)
乗せる。give a ride.
If-form
(仮定形)
乗せればif give a ride
Let's-form
(意志形)
乗せよう !let's give a ride
Command-form
(命令形)
乗せろ !give a ride !
AI Explanation
Meaning

The Japanese word 乗せます (読み方: のせます) means "to put on," "to place on," "to load," or "to carry." It is the polite (masu-form) conjugation of the verb 乗せる (のせる). The meaning can change depending on the context, but it generally involves the action of putting something or someone onto something else, such as a vehicle, surface, or container. It implies a transferring or loading action.

Examples

⚫︎ 荷物を車に乗せます。 Translation: I will put the luggage in the car. ⚫︎ テーブルに料理を乗せます。 Translation: I'll put the food on the table. ⚫︎ 子供を肩に乗せます。 Translation: I will carry the child on my shoulders.

Usage

⚫︎ 乗せます is used when you are politely expressing the act of placing, loading, or carrying something or someone. ⚫︎ It’s appropriate to use in a variety of situations where you want to be formal or polite. ⚫︎ The subject performing the action is usually indicated before 乗せます or is implied by the context. ⚫︎ You would use it in situations when you are speaking to someone you respect, a customer, or in general polite conversations.

Notation

⚫︎ 乗せます is written in hiragana as のせます. ⚫︎ The base form of the verb is 乗せる (のせる). ⚫︎ The kanji form is 乗せる. ⚫︎ The せ part is an inflectional ending of the verb, and it stays consistent.

Synonyms

⚫︎ 置きます (おきます): to put, to place (more general) ⚫︎ 載せます (のせます): same as 乗せます but kanji form. ⚫︎ 運びます (はこびます): to carry, to transport ⚫︎ 積みます (つみます): to load (onto a vehicle, etc.)

Antonyms

⚫︎ 降ろします (おろします): to take off, to unload, to get off ⚫︎ 下ろします (おろします): same as 降ろします but kanji form.

Example Sentence 1

この箱に本を乗せます。 ・Translation: I will put the books in this box. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the action of placing the books (本) into a box (箱). The speaker is indicating a polite intention to perform this action.

Example Sentence 2

タクシーに荷物を乗せますか? ・Translation: Shall I put your luggage in the taxi? ・Explanation: This is a polite offer to help a person load their luggage (荷物) into a taxi. The question form makes it even more polite.

Etymology

The verb 乗せる (のせる) comes from the combination of the verb 乗る (のる, "to ride," "to get on") and the causative suffix せる (せる), indicating "to cause to ride," "to make someone ride," or, more generally, "to put on" or "to place on." Therefore, 乗せます is the polite form of causing something or someone to be put on something else.

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