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  1. Oct 6, 2022 · 5 Some Tricky Adjectives. 5.1 “Good” in Japanese. 5.2 “Cool” in Japanese. 5.3 “Cute” in Japanese. 6 Using Adjectives to Modify Nouns. 7 な-Adjectives as nouns. 8 Other Common Japanese Adjective Endings. 8.1 Connecting adjectives. 8.2 “Too much” in Japanese.

  2. Dec 22, 2021 · な-adjective is more convenient and similar to that of English. Its most defining trait is the な particle put between the adjective and the noun. 田中さんは有名な歌手です。. Tanaka-san wa yuumei na kashu desu. Tanaka-san is a famous singer. 関口先生は親切な人だ。. Sekiguchi-sensei wa shinsetsu na hito da. Sekiguchi ...

  3. Sep 13, 2024 · Types of adjectives in Japanese. 1. い – Adjectives (i – adjectives) い – adjectives are easily recognized because they always end with the syllable い in their dictionary form. These adjectives can directly modify nouns and can change depending on the tense and whether the sentence is positive or negative. Examples:

  4. Noun + は + adjective + です. For example: 本は古いです。. ほんはふるいです。. Hon wa furui desu. The book is old. Here, the topic marker particle は is used to stress the word ‘book’ giving more emphasis on book rather than it being old.

  5. May 20, 2023 · How い-adjectives Work. These are adjectives that, as the name implies, typically end in the letter い, such as: 寒い, samui (cold) 高い, takai (expensive/tall) 忙しい, isogashii (busy) These words can simply be dropped in front of the noun you want to modify. Alternatively, they can be conjugated at the end of a sentence.

  6. Sep 22, 2022 · な-adjectives are called “ 形容動詞 けいようどうし ” in Japanese, which means adjectival noun. The first thing we need to figure out is that い-adjective and な-adjective are the two main groups that comprise Japanese adjectives. In other words, the functions of these two categories are the same.

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  8. Jul 21, 2023 · な-adjectives are also called “Quasi Adjectives” or “Adjectival-Nouns.” These adjectives end in all sorts of characters, including い. Some examples of な-adjectives are: きれい — pretty, clean. 元気 (げんき) — healthy, lively 好き (すき) — like. Note that “like” in Japanese is an adjective, rather than a verb.