～てはいけません ～te wa ikemasen
How to make”～てはいけません..” in Japanese.
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- ・ Meaning: You can’t do…
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- ・ JLPT Level: N5 日本語能力試験N5級レベル
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- ・ Category: grammar 文法
You can use ～てはいけません when you want to say “You can’t do… .”
The patterns is below:
Verb te-form + wa ikemasen
Te-form + wa ikemasen means, to denty someone permission to do something.
This is also used to link copulas to “はいけません”, meaning “it’s not good”. It is used to scold or otherwise disapprove.
例文：Examples of sentence (with audio)
クラスで寝てはいけません。Class de nete wa ikemasen .
In the class, You can’t sleep.
ここに車を止めてはいけません。 Koko ni kuruma wo tomete wa ikemasen.
You must not park the car here.
車内で騒いではいけません。Shanai de sawaide wa ikemasen.
You can’t make a noise on the train.
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