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type: Classes
title: 08/13/2025 - Japanese Class
date: '2025-08-13'
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# General Words 

乗り換え - のりかえ - Transfer (as in Travelling, transfer planes, etc.)

二日酔い - ふつかよい - Hangover

入院します - にゅういんします -  To Enter Hospital

生活費 -> せいかつひ -> Living Expenses (Literally Life Cost)

費 -> ひ -> Can append to pretty much anything to show the cost of something

学費 -> School Costs, 旅費 -> Travel Costs

財布 -> さいふ -> Wallet

# すぎる - To Much 

## Verbs 

To use すぎる, conjugate verb to -ます form, and then delete ます, and add すぎる to the end, then conjugate すぎる to whatever tense it needs to be in. 

Examples:

ビールを飲みすぎて二日酔いです - I drank too much beer and now I have a hangover

働きすぎて、入院します - I worked too hard and ended up in the hospital

お金を使いすぎて、財布輪からです -> I spent too much money and my wallet is empty.

歌いすぎて、のどが痛いです -> I sang too much and my throat hurts

冷たい水で泳ぎすぎて、入院します

## Adjectives 

### い - Adjectives 

Take the い off, and stick すぎる at the end. So 寒い turns into 寒すぎる.

泳いだ水が　つめたすぎて、入院します。-> The water he swam in was so cold he was hospitalized.

買い物をしすぎて、財布が空です -> I've shopped too much and my wallet is empty

生活費は高すぎて、財布が空です -> The cost of living is too high and my wallet is empty

### な-Adjectives 

For な Adjectives, just kill the な after it, and replace with すぎる

きれいな -> きれいすぎる



# 方がいい -> It'd be better to...

Stick 方がいいですよ after a verb to advise somebody to do it.

## Affirmative 

For affirmative verbs, advising someone to do something, the verb needs to be in regular affirmative past tense, then stick the above after it.

休んだほうがいいですよ -> It'd be better if you rested

勉強した方がいいですよ -> You'd better study

沖縄に行ったほうがいいですよ -> it'd be better to go to Okinawa

## Negative 

For Negative verbs, advising somebody not to do something, just conjugate to to present negative standard form

働かないほうがいいですよ -> It'd be better not to work

夜中にゲームをしない方がいいですよ -> You shouldn't play games late at night

飲みに行かない方がいいですよ -> You'd better not go drinking

沖縄に行かない方がいい -> It'd be better to not go to Okinawa



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