In this video we are going to learn the two basic types of adjectives, the i-adjective and the na-adjective, and some exceptions to the rule. We will learn also how to conjugate the Japanese verbs in the polite form.
I-adjectives are called as such because the adjectives under it end with the hiragana い and the rest are na-adjective although some na-adjectives end in Hiragana い also. It will take an effort to memorize which group an adjective is.
One important exception here is the set of adjectives in the te + imasu/iru form. They act as verbs but in English they are translated as adjectives. For example: 怒っている (okotte iru) which means "is angry" is an adjective in English but in Japanese the word is a continuing state of "being angry".
If you need some clarifications please comment down in the comment section. I will be more than happy to teach you.
This is a video intended for students of Japanese language to learn the basics of Japanese grammar and vocabulary. I am a student of the Japanese language who wants to share my knowledge of the basics of the Japanese language.
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