貼る
はる
to post; to paste; to attach
Haru (貼る) is a godan verb meaning "to post". Its polite form is 貼ります (harimasu), its te form is 貼って (hatte), its past form is 貼った (hatta), and its negative form is 貼らない (haranai).
Godan verbJLPT N5
Haru (貼る) conjugation quick reference
貼る means "to post". Its main forms are listed below, with links to the grammar pattern behind each form.
Haru example sentences
ポスターを貼ります。
I will put up a poster.
メモをノートに貼った。
I pasted the memo in my notebook.
壁に写真を貼らない。
I don’t put photos on the wall.
How to use Haru: grammar notes
•Use を before the thing you are attaching—for example, ポスターを貼る means "to put up a poster."
•Use に to show where you’re attaching something—like 壁に貼る means "to stick it on the wall."
•Don’t confuse 貼る with つける—貼る is for pasting flat things like paper or posters, not for turning on lights or attaching accessories.
•JLPT N5 level
Common phrases with Haru
ポスターを壁に貼る
To put (paste) a poster on the wall
シールをノートに貼る
To stick a sticker on a notebook
切手を封筒に貼る
To stick a stamp on an envelope
Haru (貼る) conjugation table
| Form | Japanese | Romaji |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Forms | ||
| Dictionary Form | 貼る | haru |
| Masu Form | 貼ります | harimasu |
| Te Form | 貼って | hatte |
| Past Form | 貼った | hatta |
| Negative Form | 貼らない | haranai |
| Past Negative | 貼らなかった | haranakatta |
| Polite Forms | ||
| Polite Present | 貼ります | harimasu |
| Polite Past | 貼りました | harimashita |
| Polite Negative | 貼りません | harimasen |
| Polite Past Negative | 貼りませんでした | harimasendeshita |
| Advanced Forms | ||
| Potential Form | 貼れる | hareru |
| Passive Form | 貼られる | harareru |
| Causative Form | 貼らせる | haraseru |
| Causative Passive | 貼らされる | harasareru |
| Volitional Form | 貼ろう | harou |
| Imperative Form | 貼れ | hare |
| Conditional Forms | ||
| Conditional (ば) | 貼れば | hareba |
| Conditional (たら) | 貼ったら | hattara |
| Other Forms | ||
| Progressive Form | 貼っている | hatteiru |
| Desire (たい) | 貼りたい | haritai |
| Prohibition | 貼るな | haruna |