BUNKEI
- In Japanese, there are two groups of adjectives :
- Adjective with suffix na (な-Adjective)
- Adjective with suffix I (い-Adjective)
- Noun + は+ い-Adjective + desu → Positive sentence.
- Noun + は+な-Adjective (な) + desu → Positive sentence.
- Noun + は+ い-Adjective(い→くない) + desu → Negative sentence.
- Noun + は+ な-Adjective(な) + ja arimasen → Negative sentence.
- な-Adjective + Noun →な-Adjective is put before a noun to modify it.
- い-Adjective + Noun →い-Adjective is put before a noun to modify it.
- とても→It is adverbs of degree that is put before the Adjectives. とてもis used in positive sentence and means "very".
- あまり→It is adverbs of degree that is put before the Adjectives. あまりis used in negative sentence and means "not very".
- ~dou desuka → It is used to ask an impression or an opinion
- Noun 1+ は+Donna + Noun 2 + desuka → It's used when the speaker wants the listener to explain or describe Noun 1.
- Sentence 1 + が+ Sentence 2 → がis a conjunctive particle, meaning "but".
- ~dore desuka → This interrogative is used to ask the listener to choose or designate one from more than two things concretely shown or named.
- ~ごとに→This particle takes place regularly after a certain temporal or spatial interval. It means "every".
REIBUN
- Kore wa benri kaban desu. >> This is a convinient bag.
- Ōsaka wa ōkii machi desu. >>Ōsaka is a big town.
- Sakura wa kirei desu. >> Cherry blossom are beautiful.
- Sono jisho wa ii desuka. Iie, amari yokunai desu. >> Is that dictionary good? No, it isn't so good.
- Tokyō no chikatetsu wa dou desuka. Kirei desu. Soshite benri desu. >> How do you like the subway in the Tokyo? It's clean. And it is convenient.
- Inoue sensei wa donna sensei desuka. Omoshiroi sensei desu. >> What kind of teacher is Ms. Inoue? An interesting teacher.
- Jakarta wa totemo nigiyaka desu. >> Jakarta is very lively.
- Nihon no seikatsu wa dou desuka. Tanoshii desu. >> How is the life in Japan? It's enjoyable.
- Nihon no tabemono wa oishii desu ga, takai desu. >> Japanese food is delicious, but expensive.
- Utari-san no kutsu wa dore desuka. Ano akai kutsu desu. >> Which is Ms. Utari's shoes? That red one is.
- Jeyu-kun wa san-jikan goto ni kusuri o nomimasu. >> Jeyu take medicine every three hours.
- Gakki goto ni sensei ga kawarimasu. >> Every semester teachers change.
TANGO
- Hansamu-na : handsome
- Kirei-na : beautiful, clean
- Shizuka-na : quiet
- Nigiyaka-na : lively
- Benri-na : convenient
- Ōkii : big, large
- Chiisai : small, little
- Ii (yoi) : good
- Warui : bad
- Takai : expensive, tall, high
- Yasui : inexpensive
- Omoshiroi : interesting
- Oishii : delicious, tasty
- Isogashii : busy
- Tanoshii : enjoyable
- Sakura : cherry (blosssom)
- Machi : town, city
- Tabemono : food
- Tokoro : place
- Gakki : semester
- Kutsu : shoes
- Shiroi : white
- Kuroi : black
- Akai : red
- Aoi : blue
- Kusuri : medicine
- Kawarimasu : change
- Seikatsu : life
- Kaban : bag
- Kasa : umbrella
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