差し上げる [sashiageru] (to lift up) conjugation

Japanese
7 examples
This verb follows the ichidan conjugation pattern. This verb can also mean the following: raise, give

Conjugation of eiti

私/俺
Present informal tense
差し上げる
sashiageru
I lift up
Present informal negative tense
差し上げない
sashiagenai
I don't lift up
Present formal tense
差し上げます
sashiagemasu
I lift up
Present formal negative tense
差し上げません
sashiagemasen
I do not lift up
私/俺
Past informal tense
差し上げた
sashiageta
I lifted up
Past informal negative tense
差し上げなかった
sashiagenakatta
I didn't lift up
Past formal tense
差し上げました
sashiagemashita
I lift up
Past formal negative tense
差し上げませんでした
sashiagemasen deshita
I did not lift up
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
差し上げよ
sashiageyo
lift up
Imperative negative mood
差し上げるな
sashiageru na
don't lift up
Imperative formal mood
差し上げてください
sashiagete kudasai
please lift up
Imperative formal negative mood
差し上げないでください
sashiagenai dekudasai
please do not lift up
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
差し上げて
sashiagete
lift up
Passive stem
差し上げられる
sashiagerareru
lifted up
Hypothetical tense
差し上げれ
sashiagere
if I lifted up
Hypothetical conditional stem
差し上げれば
sashiagereba
lifted up
私/俺
Volitional stem
差し上げよう
sashiageyō
will lift up
Potential stem
差し上げられる
sashiagerareru
lifted up
Continuative stem
差し上げ
sashiage
lifting up
Causative stem
差し上げさせる
sashiagesaseru
allow to lift up
私/俺
Imperfective stem
差し上げ
sashiage
lift up

Examples of 差し上げる

Example in JapaneseTranslation in English
最後の1本です、差し上げますIt's the last bottle. Cheers!
差し上げます 買い物のお礼にOh, that's on the house. That's a gift with purchase.
その見返りとして 参加者全員に 食料とプロパンを 差し上げますAnd as a reward, anyone who participates will get extra food, extra propane.
差し上げますTake that.
コーヒー代を 差し上げてGIVE THE GENTLEMEN SOMETHING FOR COFFEE.
あなたに500ルーブルを 差し上げよう。Yes. You're going to receive money too, 500 rubles.
...ご希望通り、豊かな報酬を さしあげる。With the high station you so desire. - To serve doth suffice, sire.

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