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プリプリ [puripuri suru] (to go to market) conjugation

Japanese
This verb can also mean the following: market, have a chip on shoulder

Conjugation of プリプリ

私/俺
Present informal tense
プリプリ
puripuri suru
I go to market
Present informal negative tense
プリプリしない
puripuri shinai
I don't go to market
Present formal tense
プリプリします
puripuri shimasu
I go to market
Present formal negative tense
プリプリしません
puripuri shimasen
I do not go to market
私/俺
Past informal tense
プリプリした
puripuri shita
I went to market
Past informal negative tense
プリプリしなかった
puripuri shinakatta
I didn't go to market
Past formal tense
プリプリしました
puripuri shimashita
I go to market
Past formal negative tense
プリプリしませんでした
puripuri shimasen deshita
I did not go to market
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
プリプリせよ
puripuri seyo
go to market
Imperative negative mood
プリプリな
puripuri suru na
don't go to market
Imperative formal mood
プリプリしてください
puripuri shite kudasai
please go to market
Imperative formal negative mood
プリプリしないでください
puripuri shinai dekudasai
please do not go to market
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
プリプリして
puripuri shite
go to market
Passive stem
プリプリされる
puripuri sareru
went to market
Hypothetical tense
プリプリすれ
puripuri sure
if I went to market
Hypothetical conditional stem
プリプリすれば
puripuri sureba
went to market
私/俺
Volitional stem
プリプリしよう
puripuri shiyō
will go to market
Potential stem
プリプリできる
puripuri dekiru
went to market
Continuative stem
プリプリし
puripuri shi
going to market
Causative stem
プリプリさせる
puripuri saseru
allow to go to market
私/俺
Imperfective stem
プリプリし
puripuri shi
go to market

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