ハッと [hatto suru] (to realize something suddenly) conjugation

Japanese

Conjugation of ハッと

私/俺
Present informal tense
ハッと
hatto suru
I realize something suddenly
Present informal negative tense
ハッとしない
hatto shinai
I don't realize something suddenly
Present formal tense
ハッとします
hatto shimasu
I realize something suddenly
Present formal negative tense
ハッとしません
hatto shimasen
I do not realize something suddenly
私/俺
Past informal tense
ハッとした
hatto shita
I realized something suddenly
Past informal negative tense
ハッとしなかった
hatto shinakatta
I didn't realize something suddenly
Past formal tense
ハッとしました
hatto shimashita
I realize something suddenly
Past formal negative tense
ハッとしませんでした
hatto shimasen deshita
I did not realize something suddenly
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
ハッとせよ
hatto seyo
realize something suddenly
Imperative negative mood
ハッとな
hatto suru na
don't realize something suddenly
Imperative formal mood
ハッとしてください
hatto shite kudasai
please realize something suddenly
Imperative formal negative mood
ハッとしないでください
hatto shinai dekudasai
please do not realize something suddenly
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
ハッとして
hatto shite
realize something suddenly
Passive stem
ハッとされる
hatto sareru
realized something suddenly
Hypothetical tense
ハッとすれ
hatto sure
if I realized something suddenly
Hypothetical conditional stem
ハッとすれば
hatto sureba
realized something suddenly
私/俺
Volitional stem
ハッとしよう
hatto shiyō
will realize something suddenly
Potential stem
ハッとできる
hatto dekiru
realized something suddenly
Continuative stem
ハッとし
hatto shi
realizing something suddenly
Causative stem
ハッとさせる
hatto saseru
allow to realize something suddenly
私/俺
Imperfective stem
ハッとし
hatto shi
realize something suddenly

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