〜命令形（ろ・え）
- Pattern
- 〜命令形（ろ・え）
- Level
- N4
- Reading
- The imperative form is used for direct commands. It conjugates based on verb groups: Group 1 ends in -e (e.g. 書け), Group 2 ends in -ro (e.g. 食べろ). It contrasts with 〜てください, which is a polite request, whereas the imperative form is blunt, forceful, and commanding. level: N4, nuance: highly forceful, used by males, in emergencies, or in sports.
- Meaning
- imperative form (do...!)
- Example
早く走れ！ Run fast!