補佐 [hosa suru] (to assist) conjugation

Japanese
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This verb can also mean the following: offer counsel

Conjugation of 補佐

私/俺
Present informal tense
補佐
hosa suru
I assist
Present informal negative tense
補佐しない
hosa shinai
I don't assist
Present formal tense
補佐します
hosa shimasu
I assist
Present formal negative tense
補佐しません
hosa shimasen
I do not assist
私/俺
Past informal tense
補佐した
hosa shita
I assisted
Past informal negative tense
補佐しなかった
hosa shinakatta
I didn't assist
Past formal tense
補佐しました
hosa shimashita
I assist
Past formal negative tense
補佐しませんでした
hosa shimasen deshita
I did not assist
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
補佐せよ
hosa seyo
assist
Imperative negative mood
補佐な
hosa suru na
don't assist
Imperative formal mood
補佐してください
hosa shite kudasai
please assist
Imperative formal negative mood
補佐しないでください
hosa shinai dekudasai
please do not assist
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
補佐して
hosa shite
assist
Passive stem
補佐される
hosa sareru
assisted
Hypothetical tense
補佐すれ
hosa sure
if I assisted
Hypothetical conditional stem
補佐すれば
hosa sureba
assisted
私/俺
Volitional stem
補佐しよう
hosa shiyō
will assist
Potential stem
補佐できる
hosa dekiru
assisted
Continuative stem
補佐し
hosa shi
assisting
Causative stem
補佐させる
hosa saseru
allow to assist
私/俺
Imperfective stem
補佐し
hosa shi
assist

Examples of 補佐

Example in JapaneseTranslation in English
私は平和を維持するよう命を受けた、補佐...I am the King's Hand, charged with keeping the peace... You were the King's Hand.

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補う
supplement
補給
supply
補強
supplement
補欠
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補修
repair
補充
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補助
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補償
compensate
補足
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supplement
補給
supply
補強
supplement
補欠
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補修
repair
補充
supplement
補助
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補償
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補足
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補填
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補導
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輔佐
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聞き取る
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偏執
stick to
勉める
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保障
guarantee
捕獲
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奉公
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崩落
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