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Japanese verb

思う (omou) Conjugation

思う (omou) means “to think”. It is a う-verb (godan) verb. It is an う-verb (godan): the last sound changes, 思わない and 思います, and the te-form is 思って. Below is its conjugation in all 14 forms, plain and polite, the same forms the Japanese verb conjugation worksheets print in their answer keys.

Meaning
to think
Type
う-verb (godan)
Dictionary form
思う
Reading
おもう
Romaji
omou
Masu form
思います
Nai form
思わない
Te-form
思って
Ta form
思った
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Basic forms

Present現在形・辞書形

Plain思う
Plain negative思わない
Polite思います
Polite negative思いません

Past過去形・た形

Plain思った
Plain negative思わなかった
Polite思いました
Polite negative思いませんでした

Te-formて形

Plain思って
Plain negative思わないで

Progressive (-te iru)ている

Plain思っている
Plain negative思っていない
Polite思っています
Polite negative思っていません

Wanting, inviting, telling

Want to (-tai)たい形

Plain思いたい
Plain negative思いたくない
Polite思いたいです
Polite negative思いたくないです

Volitional意向形

Plain思おう
Polite思いましょう

Imperative and requests命令形

Plain command思え
Plain negative (don't)思うな
Polite request (-te kudasai)思ってください
Polite negative (-naide kudasai)思わないでください

Can and if

Potential可能形

Plain思える
Plain negative思えない
Polite思えます
Polite negative思えません

Conditional (-ba)仮定形・ば

Plain思えば
Plain negative思わなければ

Conditional (-tara)たら

Plain思ったら
Plain negative思わなかったら

Passive and causative

Passive受身形

Plain思われる
Plain negative思われない
Polite思われます
Polite negative思われません

Causative使役形

Plain思わせる
Plain negative思わせない
Polite思わせます
Polite negative思わせません

Causative passive使役受身形

Plain思わされる
Plain negative思わされない
Polite思わされます
Polite negative思わされません

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About these tables

The forms are built from Wiktionary's conjugation tables, and they are the ones the Japanese verb conjugation worksheet generator prints, so a chart or answer key made there matches this page. That page explains how the forms were checked.

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