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| type | title | date |
|---|---|---|
| Classes | 09/03/2025 - Japanese Class | 2025-09-03 |
RANDOM WORDS
立秋 -> りっしゅう -> Beginning of Autumn
中秋 -> ちゅうしゅう -> Middle of Autumn
おなかがすく -> I'm hungry (LIT: Stomach is Empty)
のどがかわく -> I'm thirsty (LIT: Throat is Empty)
気持ちいい -> Feelign good (in a physical way, not emotional/mental/anything else)
なにがあったんですか -> What Happened?
Multiple Reasons Why -> ～し
This structure is used if there are multiple reasons that result in something. Can add "だから" if you want to emphasize the meaning, but its optional, and usually not needed. This is usually a speaking word, and not really a writing word (AKA, its not terribly polite). To make it more polite, just conjugate all the verbs to polite way. You can keep connecting reasons without issue, just keep em rolling. You can end the last one with "~から” or "~だから" instead of し, doesn't change the meaning, just works with the rest of Japanese.
If the reasons end in nouns, need to have です or だ after, to complete the sentence.
For lists of adjectives, can just say the adjective and then add し after it.
Examples
お金がないし雨が吹ているしだから、家で本を読みます -> I have no money and it's raining, so I'm going to read a book at home.
熱がありますし頭が痛いですし、病院に行きます -> I have a fever and a headache, so I'm going to the hospital.
今日は休みですし晴れですし海に行きます -> Today is my day off and it's sunny, so I'm going to the beach
おなかがすきましたしのどが渇きましたしコンビニに行きませんか？ -> I'm hungry and thirsty, how about going to a convenience store?
レストランは美味しいですしやすいですしよく行きます -> The restaurant is delicious and affordable, so I go there often.
疲れましたし早く起きないといけませんし早く寝ます -> I'm tired and I have to get up early, so I'll go to bed early.
田中先生は優しいですしかわいいですし生徒に人気です -> Tanaka-sensei is kind and cute and is popular with the students.
ほうしをしたいですし、美味しい食べ物がありますし、友達がいますから、沖縄にいきます -> I want to do what I want, there is delicious food, and I have friends there, so I'm going to Okinawa.
Seems to be -> そうです
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彼女は嬉しそうです -> She seems happy
彼女は眠そうです -> She seems to be sleepy
彼は恥ずかしそうです He seems embarrassed
彼は気持ちよさそうです -> He seems to be feeling good
ふたりは幸せそうです -> The two of them seem happy
The Fuckwads
You can't say that
I can
暑そうですね、クーラーを付けましょうか -> It looks hot, should I turn on the air conditioner?
寒そうですね、窓を閉めましょうか -> It looks cold, shall we close the window?
元気そうですね、なにがあったんですか -> You seem Genki, what happened?
求婚をされたんです -> He proposed to me. (Note the weird tense, future notes incoming)
悲しそうですね、なにがあったんですか？ -> You look sad, what happened?
試験に落ちたんです -> I failed the exam
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