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1. jyouzu
2. tokui
1. good, skilful (praise strangers only)
2. same (but can use 4 self, family & others)
1. heta
2. nigate
poor at or weak in
only 'nigate' can be used in relation to SCHOOL SUBJECTS
1. koto
2. mono
1. for abstract things, facts & matters e.g. that sort of thing is unreasonable
2. Something that physically exists (inanimate) e.g. a grain of rice, atom, food
-san
Used for other people & their family (not for YOU or YOUR family)
1te 2 verb.
implies that you do action 1 before action 2 (IN ORDER). Not simply 'and' more like 'and then'
te present verb
te past verb
te has no tense of its own. (Same tense as the end of sentence)
But or however
demo, ga, keredomo (keredo, kedo)
'demo' must be used at start of separate sentence. Others join on to 'desu' of previous sentence.
_wa_desu.
both _ must be a noun.
_,_, etc. or
things like _,_,_
_ya_ya_nado
(MUST remember 'nado')
e.g. _ya_ya_nado no koto ...
'koto' things
takusan
takusan NO [noun]
or [noun] ga takusan aru
kekkonshiteITE
kekkonshiteimasu > kekkonshiteite (is currently married in te-form) kekkonshite not acceptable (will marry)
Te-form + imasu
e.g. itteimasu
Continuous action, things happening over a period of time e.g. live in Sydney = sundeimasu
NI kayou
to commute
subject GA verb etc.
GA emphasises word that comes before i.e. subject.
e.g. ame GA futteimasu.
subject WA verb etc.
WA emphasises the word after i.e. the verb etc.
Old sis is married, brother is not.
NOT ane wa kekkonshiteite, ani wa NAI. (Brother doesn't exist) BUT ane wa kekkonshiteite, ani wa SHITEIMASEN.
Write in a letter etc.
tegami NI
-tari form
(listing actions)
e.g. shitari, tabetari
(actually present tense)
....deshita + kedo
.....tabemasu + kedo
....desu + kedo
deshita-kedo
tabemasu-kedo
desu-kedo (i.e. stem not matter just add on)
Use 'ga' if the verb that follows indicates ability. (not 'wo')
e.g. ga shiteimasu
ga wakarimasu (not 'wo')
(ni) tsutometeimasu
to work for
takusan when used before a noun needs 'no' after it
e.g. takusan no resutoran wo keieisuru
Differences between: desu +
-ga
- keredomo
- keredo
-kedo
^academic (ga)
v colloquial (other 3)
"Hexam" to iu kougai
What is 'to'?
To is the quotation marks. It puts the marks on the preceding word.
I'll go and do something in English = ... (in Japanese)
I'll do something and come back/return
Writing: where the small tsu & punctuation marks go in the boxes?
Vertical writing: Divide into 4 boxes. Marks go in Upper right box.
Horizontal: Lower left box.