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10-Input/Classes/Japanese Class_2026-02-25.md

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 # Main Point
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+## よかったです
+Conjugate a verb into て form, and stick よかったです after it to say that I'm glad that....
+
+Sometimes they add "おいて" after the the て form of the verb. This is おく, to put. It means "doing something for a while" or "a lot of preparation". Basically noting something takes more work and effort.
+
+### Examples
+- 見つかってよかったです
+	- I'm glad I found it
+- 勉強してよかったです
+	- I'm glad I studied
+- 日本語を習ってよかったです
+	- I'm glad I learned Japanese
+- 聖書を読んでおいてよかったです
 
 # Supplementary Notes
 Since the Japanese fiscal year starts in April, the leading months have their own names

20-Knowledge/Synthesized-Japanese-Class-Notes.md

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 ### 2. Special Respectful Verbs (Sonkeigo)
 These unique forms replace standard verbs entirely to show high respect.
 
+Really all it takes is to take any verb, move it to て form, and then stick くださいます after and your good. If you want to show thanks, conjugate くださいます into くださって and add ありがとうございます after. Very polite, very useful.
+
 | Polite Form (Masu) | Special Respectful Verbs | Meaning |
 | :--- | :--- | :--- |
 | いきます / きます / います | **いらっしゃいます** | To go / To come / To be |