Japanese reference

通じる

つうじる

to be understood; to get through; to connect (to)

Regular · 18 form tables

Rows describe verb forms and levels of politeness. Honorific and humble forms are labeled separately. Strong commands appear under additional forms.

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Basic

Non past

通じる: Non past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Dictionary formつうじる (tsuujiru)something is understood
Polite, masuつうじます (tsuujimasu)something is understood

Negative

通じる: Negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Negative, naiつうじない (tsuujinai)something is not understood
Polite negativeつうじません (tsuujimasen)something is not understood

Past

通じる: Past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Past, taつうじた (tsuujita)something was understood
Polite pastつうじました (tsuujimashita)something was understood

Past negative

通じる: Past negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Past negativeつうじなかった (tsuujinakatta)something was not understood
Polite past negativeつうじませんでした (tsuujimasendeshita)something was not understood

Linking

Te form

通じる: Te form
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Te-formつうじて (tsuujite)being understood (and then)
Polite te-formつうじまして (tsuujimashite)being understood (and then)

Te iru

通じる: Te iru
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Te-iru: ongoing action / resulting stateつうじている (tsuujiteiru)something is understood
Polite te-iruつうじています (tsuujiteimasu)something is understood

Conditional, ba

通じる: Conditional, ba
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Conditional, baつうじれば (tsuujireba)if something is understood
Rare literary polite conditionalつうじますれば (tsuujimasureba)if something is understood (rare and literary). In ordinary polite conversation, use the plain conditional and make the main clause polite

Conditional, tara

通じる: Conditional, tara
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Conditional, taraつうじたら (tsuujitara)if something is understood
Polite conditional, taraつうじましたら (tsuujimashitara)if something is understood

Voice

Causative

通じる: Causative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Causativeつうじさせる (tsuujisaseru)cause something to be understood
Polite causativeつうじさせます (tsuujisasemasu)cause something to be understood

Polite

Polite non past

通じる: Polite non past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite non-past formつうじます (tsuujimasu)something is understood

Polite negative

通じる: Polite negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite negative formつうじません (tsuujimasen)something is not understood

Polite past

通じる: Polite past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite past formつうじました (tsuujimashita)something was understood

Polite past negative

通じる: Polite past negative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Polite past negative formつうじませんでした (tsuujimasendeshita)something was not understood

Aspect

Completion or regret

通じる: Completion or regret
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Completion or regretつうじてしまう (tsuujiteshimau)something is understood completely or regrettably
Polite completion or regretつうじてしまいます (tsuujiteshimaimasu)something is understood completely or regrettably

Past experience

通じる: Past experience
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Past experienceつうじたことがある (tsuujitakotogaaru)have the experience of: something was understood
Polite past experienceつうじたことがあります (tsuujitakotogaarimasu)have the experience of: something was understood

Conditions

Automatic result, to

通じる: Automatic result, to
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Automatic result, toつうじると (tsuujiruto)whenever you something is understood
Polite automatic resultつうじますと (tsuujimasuto)whenever you something is understood

Given that, nara

通じる: Given that, nara
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Given that, naraつうじるなら (tsuujirunara)if you mean to something is understood

Probability

通じる: Probability
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
Probabilityつうじるだろう (tsuujirudarou)probably something is understood
Polite probabilityつうじるでしょう (tsuujirudeshou)probably something is understood

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