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Learn Japanese easily! Your Japanese is doing very well, so keep it up. You’re ready to tell your friends, “I’ve been learning Japanese quickly online without missing a single cool article!” Consider the way that sentence is constructed and how often you say things that are similar. For example, “I’ve been working hard without taking a break” and “you’ve been talking for hours without hearing a word I said.” Obviously, this type of prayer is extremely important. Learn to say it in Japanese and everyone will notice how much your Japanese has improved. That’s why this Japanese beginner article is a must-read. Shows you how to use formed sentences like “do [clause 1] undone [clause 2]. “The possibilities of what you will learn in this article are endless. As a bonus, learn vocabulary words like sakki (“long time”), meeru (“e-mail”), and many others without which you will not know how you managed. This article for Japanese beginners helps you improve your Japanese in a fun and easy way!
Vocabulary: In this article, you will learn the following words and phrases:
satoo – “sugar”
ireru – “put in, turn on” (class two verb)
ni-kai – “second floor”
arubamu – “album”
go-han – “cooked rice, flour”
yurusu – “allow, allow” (class one verb)
motamot – “inefficient, slow”
uwagi – “warm jacket”
sushi-ya – “sushi shop, sushi restaurant, sushi chef”
iwai – “celebration, party”
sakki – “long time”
minna from – “With everyone”
Grammar: In this article, you will learn the following words and phrases:
Useful phrases and vocabulary
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sakki kara
“all this time, for some time”
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sakki – “long time”
Kara – “since then”
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Example
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Miu wa sakki kara waratteiru.
“He’s been laughing for some time.”
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Sushi-ya ni ikuzo.
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Zo It is a particle of the ending of a sentence that indicates emphasis and is used mainly by male speakers. Please report that zo not usually attached to –from his gold –masu finish sentences.
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Training
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Verb
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Not past
Sushi-ya ni iku. ?
Sushi-ya ni ikuzo. -
Last
Sushi-ya ni itta. ?
Sushi-ya ni itta zo.
–I Final Adjective
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Not past
Sushi wa takai. ?
Sushi wa takai zo. -
Last
Sushi wa takakatta. ?
Sushi wa takakatta zo.
–n / A Final Adjective
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Not past
Sushi-ya wa nigiyaka da. ?
Sushi-ya wa nigiyaka da zo. -
Last
Sushi-ya wa nigiyaka datta. ?
Sushi-ya wa nigiyaka datta zo.
Noun
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Not past
Ken wa sushi-ya da. ?
Ken wa sushi-ya da zo. -
Last
Ken wa sushi-ya datta. ?
Ken wa sushi-ya datta zo.
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Today’s destiny phrase
(Otoo-san wa) nanimo iwanaide arubamu or miteiru.
“The father has been looking at the photo album without saying anything.”
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The central theme of today’s article is “[clause 1: Informal negative form of verb X / –nai form of verb X] from [clause 2]”construction, which we can roughly translate as” make [clause 2], undone [clause 1]. “
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Construction Award
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[verb X] nai de [verb Y]
Do [verb Y] undone [verb X]
* The conjugation of the verb informally negative? For more details, see Season 4 Beginner Article 23, “Don’t Do This!”
Formal speech
[Subject] wa / [Informal negative form] from / [Verb].
Piitaa wa / nenai de / hatarakimasu.
Piitaa wa / nenai de / hatarakimashita.
Watashi wa / meeru or yomanai de / keshimasu.
Watashi wa / meeru or yomanai de / keshimashita.
Haruya wa / asa-gohan or tabenai de / kaisha ni ikimasu.
Haruya wa / asa-gohan or tabenai of / kaisha ni ikimashita.
*neru – “to sleep”
*hataraku – “to work”
*meeru – “Email”
*yomu – “read”
*kesu – “delete, turn off”
Informal speech
[Subject] wa / [Informal negative form] from / [Verb].
Pt wa / nenai de / hataraku.
Pt wa / nenai de / hataraita.
Watashi wa / mru or yomanai de / kesu.
Watashi wa / mru or yomanai de / keshita.
Haruya wa / asa-gohan or tabenai de / kaisha ni iku.
Haruya wa / asa-gohan or tabenai of / kaisha ni itta.
* Note that “[verb; informal negative form] from“It doesn’t change based on politeness or tension.
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Practice 1
Join the following clauses using nai de.
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Example: [ watashi wa] [ terebi o miru] [ hataraku]
? Watashi wa terebi or minai of hataraku.
- [ watashi wa] [ hataraku ] [asobu]
? _______________________________________________________________
- [Jon wa] [ terebi o miru] [ benky shiteimasu]
? _______________________________________________________________ (*benky suru “for study”)
- [ Jon wa] [ neru ] [ benky shimasu]
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