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Uploaded by on Jul 3, 2007

Three useful phrases when the meaning is unclear during a Japanese conversation.

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  • i don't like memorizing phrases, what i wana learn is how sentences are constructed.

  • wakarimasen wakarimasen wakarimasen wakarimasen wakarimasen

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  • @Danshivalor mou ikkai hanashite kudasai

  • @MOAKmemoirs also the sentence should read "watashi wa nihongo wo benkyou shimasu" or; 私は日本語を勉強します. or if you are male; 僕は日本語を勉強します

  • @StellaWinxEnchantix wa is the subject marker in spoken japanese. ha is only the subject marker in written japanese (but is still pronounced "wa" when read)

  • @marelaela You can construct them in any way, just make sure endings like zen zen, arimasen, and desu stay at the end.

    Ways to say "she nevers shops at the mall"!

    kanojo ha moru de kaimono zen zen

    moru de kanojo ha kaimono zen zen

    !

    Verbs USUALLY go at the end before the ending.

    You could also go by SOV(Subject, Object, Verb) order.

    watashi(subject) ha (subject marker) nihongo(object) wo(or o--object marker) benkyou(verb)

    That sentence meant "I study Japanese". Do you get it?

  • way to fast for beginners.

  • moi kai harasht'me could you please

  • It does not break down for me!

  • 性交の漢字とその子のすべて。 私はそれすべてを憎む。

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