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What's the いて in 「忘れないでいて」 for?
ないで vs なくて: combining phrases with negative verbsWhat is a subsidiary verb?What's the grammar of て-form + いて?Is ないで a te-form?When is Vている the continuation of action and when is it the continuation of state?Can I get a grammatical breakdown of “通りゃんせ”?Meaning and usage of 〜してからにしろ針音ノ時計塔 or 時計塔ノ針音?Ending sentences with the て formDoes “te-form” of a verb always include て/で? Why?こと as an ImperativeHow to use じゃ in grammar?しかう、しかって、to think of? or to scold?くれる: A verb of volition?
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I know that the verb changes from 忘れる(to forget) to 忘れないで (don´t forget) but I can´t understand the いて at the end.
At first, I thought it comes from the casual imperative form of いる as this post explained but it must have a verb in a て-form before to have this "keep...ing" meaning or to make the request.
This is from a song called "Name of Love", the lyrics are as follows:
未来で逢えるなら
忘れないでいて
僕のこと 本当のこと
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I know that the verb changes from 忘れる(to forget) to 忘れないで (don´t forget) but I can´t understand the いて at the end.
At first, I thought it comes from the casual imperative form of いる as this post explained but it must have a verb in a て-form before to have this "keep...ing" meaning or to make the request.
This is from a song called "Name of Love", the lyrics are as follows:
未来で逢えるなら
忘れないでいて
僕のこと 本当のこと
grammar
asked Jun 13 at 4:56
ChrolloChrollo
32717
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I know that the verb changes from 忘れる(to forget) to 忘れないで (don´t forget) but I can´t understand the いて at the end.
At first, I thought it comes from the casual imperative form of いる as this post explained but it must have a verb in a て-form before to have this "keep...ing" meaning or to make the request.
This is from a song called "Name of Love", the lyrics are as follows:
未来で逢えるなら
忘れないでいて
僕のこと 本当のこと
grammar
asked Jun 13 at 4:56
ChrolloChrollo
32717
I know that the verb changes from 忘れる(to forget) to 忘れないで (don´t forget) but I can´t understand the いて at the end.
At first, I thought it comes from the casual imperative form of いる as this post explained but it must have a verb in a て-form before to have this "keep...ing" meaning or to make the request.
This is from a song called "Name of Love", the lyrics are as follows:
未来で逢えるなら
忘れないでいて
僕のこと 本当のこと
grammar
grammar
asked Jun 13 at 4:56
ChrolloChrollo
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asked Jun 13 at 4:56
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asked Jun 13 at 4:56
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You have found the correct question; this いて is a subsidiary verb that means "to be ～ing" or "to keep ～ing". What you are missing is that 忘れないで is basically a (negative) te-form. ないで can be followed by many subsidiary verbs including いる, おく, やる and くださる. See: Is ないで a te-form? and ないで vs なくて: combining phrases with negative verbs
So 忘れないでいて means "(Please) don't forget me (for some time)" or "Keep remembering me."
answered Jun 13 at 5:29
narutonaruto
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Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
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You have found the correct question; this いて is a subsidiary verb that means "to be ～ing" or "to keep ～ing". What you are missing is that 忘れないで is basically a (negative) te-form. ないで can be followed by many subsidiary verbs including いる, おく, やる and くださる. See: Is ないで a te-form? and ないで vs なくて: combining phrases with negative verbs
So 忘れないでいて means "(Please) don't forget me (for some time)" or "Keep remembering me."
answered Jun 13 at 5:29
narutonaruto
173k8167328
Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
add a comment |
You have found the correct question; this いて is a subsidiary verb that means "to be ～ing" or "to keep ～ing". What you are missing is that 忘れないで is basically a (negative) te-form. ないで can be followed by many subsidiary verbs including いる, おく, やる and くださる. See: Is ないで a te-form? and ないで vs なくて: combining phrases with negative verbs
So 忘れないでいて means "(Please) don't forget me (for some time)" or "Keep remembering me."
answered Jun 13 at 5:29
narutonaruto
173k8167328
Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
add a comment |
You have found the correct question; this いて is a subsidiary verb that means "to be ～ing" or "to keep ～ing". What you are missing is that 忘れないで is basically a (negative) te-form. ないで can be followed by many subsidiary verbs including いる, おく, やる and くださる. See: Is ないで a te-form? and ないで vs なくて: combining phrases with negative verbs
So 忘れないでいて means "(Please) don't forget me (for some time)" or "Keep remembering me."
answered Jun 13 at 5:29
narutonaruto
173k8167328
You have found the correct question; this いて is a subsidiary verb that means "to be ～ing" or "to keep ～ing". What you are missing is that 忘れないで is basically a (negative) te-form. ないで can be followed by many subsidiary verbs including いる, おく, やる and くださる. See: Is ないで a te-form? and ないで vs なくて: combining phrases with negative verbs
So 忘れないでいて means "(Please) don't forget me (for some time)" or "Keep remembering me."
answered Jun 13 at 5:29
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Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
add a comment |
Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
Oh, I didn't know that! I thought the only way to negate the て-form of 忘れる was with 忘れなくて c: Thank you!
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:34
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
@Chrollo Actually ないで is almost always the default choice after a verb. You can say 見ないでください ("Don't look at me please") but not 見なくてください.
– naruto
Jun 13 at 5:38
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
Understood! Thank you c:
– Chrollo
Jun 13 at 5:39
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