[10A] "He doesn't drink milk"

Let's Learn Japanese Basic 1.
Episode 10 - Part A of C.

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[xxLichaxx]

it means around or about

[MagnaVox34]

This actually works, thank you

[rainbowrants]

for those confused the only reason o isnt used and wa is, because it implys that she drinks something else

[gokharol]

@Aploosh ok, thanks (even saying that 4 months later ;-))

[ai43v3r]

so "o" and "wo" isn't use if the verb of the sentence is negative?

[MLSuicide]

well i don't go sleep so.. :D couldn't answer

[MARKO0oO]

watashi wa hachi-ji goro okimasu

sometimes ku-ji goro okimasu

and when I sleep a lot

ju-ji goro okimasu...

[x3alleyx3]

I mean Sumimasen means I'm sorry or excuse me, sorry about that.

[x3alleyx3]

Also, if you're using Japanese characters. Suimasen　without Kanji it's excuse me or I'm sorry. The verb Suu uses a Kanji.

[x3alleyx3]

you mean suimasen? That's the polite present/future negative form of suu which means to suck (as in a vacuum), but it is used for to smoke.

Yomimasen is the polite present/future negative form of yomu which means to read.

Examples:

Tabako wo suimasu. (I smoke cigarettes.)

Zasshi wo yomimasu (I read magazines.)

and inu is dog

Hope I helped you out.