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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:24 pm
i will try cover as much grammar based on adjective here(tara, ba, tense, stringing many adjective together, making adverb, making a -ness type noun from adjective etc.) please ask me question if you think i didnt cover all.
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:28 pm
first the basic:
there are 2 adjective type: adjective that get ending with -i and other that end at -na. there no change in meaning in both except they conjugate different
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:32 pm
adjective like verb, are change depend on tense, but only if the come at end of sentence. if you want say: i am pretty, you must change adjective. but since this is very informal you dont have to. but for all other tense you have no choice to change, informal or not.
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:40 pm
this informal construction for -i adjective, example adjective are kakkoi:
present(is) kakkoii
present negative(isnt) kakkoyo ku nai
past(was) kakkoyo katta
past negative(wasnt) kakkoyo ku nakatta
so if yo want saying i am not handsome, you are not handsome, that man wasnt handsome, that man is handsome etc. you will use one form from top.
this is polite:
present (is) kakkoii desu
present negative(isnt) kakkyo ku arimasen
past(was)kakkyo katta desu
past negative(wasnt) kakkyoku arimasen deshita
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:45 pm
with -na adjective taisetsu na:
informal-
present(is) taisetsu na
present negative(isnt) taisetsu ja nai
past(was) taisetsu datta
past negative(wasnt) taisetsu ja nakatta
this is polite:
present (is) taisetsu desu
present negative(isnt) taisetsu ja arimasen
past(was) taisetsu deshita
past negative(wasnt) taisetsu ja arimasen deshita
you are able see that -na take desu everytime because -i are adjectives with own grammar rules (which is why the have ku), and -na is more relate to noun. you will not see the desu if you do not know how to conjugate desu/da/de gozaimasu(those are informal and polite form of desu)
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 6:51 pm
now, if you want say "my clothes are warm and cute" you do NOT say "atashi no fuku wa atatakai soshite kawaii yo!" that is WRONG!!!!!!!! you must make adjective in there own special -te form (but that does not mean they can be use as command)
for -i adjective you drop -i and put -kute
and for -na you drop -na and put -de
so this sentce is to be: atashi no fuku wa atatakute kawaii yo!
this is same for no matter how many adjective have!
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:02 pm
but that is not all if you want to say "my clothes are not warm and cute" you must to make change:
so if you want to say me clothes are not warm and cute for -i adjective you make the -i drop and put -ku nakute but for -na you take off -na and put -ja nakute
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:07 pm
if you want make adverb from adjective the -i become -ku and -na become -ni
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:27 pm
there is still much more, so dont think this all twisted
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:48 pm
if you want sya: her clothes is probably warm, you put darou, or politer, deshou
example: ano shito no fuku wa atatakai darou/deshou
if you want to say probably not:
with na adjective(example tokubetsu na) tokubetsu ja nai darou/deshou
with -i (example utsukushii) utsukushiku nai darou/deshou
if you want to say in past:
for -na: tokubetsu datta darou/deshou
for -i: utsukushi katta darou/deshou
if you want say past negative:
for -i utsukushiku nakatta darou/deshou
for -na tokubetsu ja nakatta darou/deshou
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:51 pm
polite adjective (only for -i, not any for -na) asdjective ending in:
ai: ou ex. hayai=hayou
ii: yuu ex. ookii = ookyuu
shii: shuu ex. utsukushii = utsukushuu
ui: uu ex. samui = samuu
oi: ou ex. tsuyoi= tsuyou
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 7:54 pm
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:17 am
nominlize adjective:
-i and -na change to -sa
tsumetai= tsmetasa (coldeness)
nagai= nagasa (length)
taisetsuna=taisetsusa (importantness)
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Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:22 am
if,when=
kakkoi= kakkokereba or kakkokattara if/when it is handsome
tokubetsuna= tokubetsu dattara if/when it is special
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