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i am peruvian . i thank you for this video is so so so good
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brown = color of the tea ... 茶cha 色iro
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@808raised @808raised Well, ao, kuro, shiro are all nouns. But they are usually used an adjective in a sentence. That 'i' converts them to adjectives. Also when you are saying `it was blue...` etc. It helps you convert them to other tenses as well. Such as ao-i becomes ao-katta, if you are saying `it was blue.` You can also make them adverbs by changing that 'i' to 'ku'. Shiro-i becomes 'Shiro-ku' for example.
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Words change in a different ways when they are used in sentences.
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Why is it that sometimes the colors have an extra "i" sound at the end?
Blue: ao - aoi
Black: kuro - kuroi
White: shiro - shiroi?
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lol i knew black and white because of blackbeard and whitebeard in one piece
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@Matsuyamanokage All the words shown in the video are noun colors, so you can use them like 赤の犬 Or 犬は赤 some of them can also be used an -な adjectives, and some of them have い adjective variants. you can look them up in the dictionary. for example I got no results for みどりい but I did get 茶色い.
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@bratzkidzrulz it's pinku or momo iro as in peach color because the peaches in Japan are pink.
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@japanesepod101 thanks =) but do you pronounce the u?
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I got them all down! Yaaata!!
there was no pink =(
bratzkidzrulz 1 month ago
@bratzkidzrulz Pink is ピンク (pinku)
japanesepod101 1 month ago