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The Mandalorian (2019)
#2019#gif#film#series#TV show#television#The Mandalorian#Star Wars#Jon Favreau#Pedro Pascal#Din Djarin#Bill Burr#Migs Mayfeld#Natalia Tena#Xi'an#Clancy Brown#Burg#Mark Boone Junior#Ranzar Malk#Ran#Giancarlo Esposito#Moff Gideon#Grogu#New Republic#New Republic Correctional Corps#Bothan-5#N5#sentry droid#flamethrower
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N5 Grammar Review: Vない
The ない form of the verb is used to mean "not" or "don't". I'm going to make some posts about grammar that uses this form soon, but first I thought it'd be good to go over how exactly we get the ない form.
To make the ない form:
Group 1: change the last 'u' in the dictionary form to 'a', then add ない:
書く(かく)→ 書かない [to write -> not write]
話す(はなす)→ 話さない [to speak -> not speak]
立つ(たつ)→ 立たない [to stand -> not stand]
遊ぶ(あそぶ)→ 遊ばない [to play -> not play]
読む(よむ)→ 読まない [to read -> not read]
知る(しる)→ 知らない [to know -> not know]
Be careful! If the verb ends in う, it becomes わ:
歌う(うたう)→ 歌わない [to sing -> not sing]
買う(かう)→ 買わない [to buy -> not buy]
Group 2: add ない to the stem:
食べる(たべる)→ 食べない [to eat -> not eat]
寝る(ねる)→ 寝ない [to sleep -> not sleep]
見る(みる)→ 見ない [to see -> not see]
教える(おしえる)→ 教えない [to teach -> not teach]
Group 3 of course is a bit different:
する → しない [to do -> not do]
来る(くる)→ こない [to come -> not come]
The ない form is used in casual speech to mean "don't/doesn't do":
Particles in brackets because you can drop them in casual speech.
魚(は)食べない さかな(は)たべない = I don't eat fish
父(は)雑誌(を)読まない ちち(は)��っし(を)よまない = My dad doesn't read magazines
コーヒー(を)全然飲まない コーヒー(を)ぜんぜん のまない = I don't drink coffee at all
Other than that, the ない form is used a lot as a base for more complex grammar. It's important to get to grips with it early on.
I'm still a beginner myself (I'm only N4 level!) so please let me know if I've made any mistakes!
#japanese langblr#learning japanese#japanese grammar#japanese for beginners#beginner japanese#n5#n5 grammar
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The Beatles for The Beatles Monthly Book n°5, December/1963.
#john lennon#paul mccartney#george harrison#ringo starr#the beatles#60s#1963#beatles monthly book#n5#my:read
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If the Nordic 5 were your lawyers:
Sweden: Is there on time, but forgot all his papers.
Denmark: Your honor, my client slayed. Literally and metaphorically!
Norway: Uses his fairies to leave false evidence to convict someone else
Iceland: I am literally neurodivergent and a minor!
Finland: ACTUALLY KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING
#hetalia#aph#hetalia axis powers#axis powers ヘタリア#hetalia world stars#hetalia world series#hws norway#hws denmark#hws sweden#hws iceland#hws finland#hetalia headcanons#hetalia nordics#n5
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understand, see, hear · particle が · particle と
(。•̀ᴗ-)✧ N5 grammar [ことのは lesson 18]
わかる, みえる, きこえる
The particle を is generally used to indicate the direct object with transitive verbs, but with the verbs: 分かる (わかる -> to understand), 見える (みえる -> to see), 聞こえる (きこえる -> to hear) you have to use the particle が
example: スパイン語(ご)が分(わ)かりますか translation: do you understand Spanish?
particle が
we have seen the particle が being used to indicate the direct object of some verbs, but it can also express a relationship between two contrasting or opposing clauses.
example: 冬(ふゆ)ですが、 今日(きょう)は 暑(あつ)いです translation: it is winter, but it's hot today
particle と
✩ with (accompained by): this particle is used to indicate specify the person or animal with whom an action is being performed. person/animal と -> with person/animal
example: ケンくんとこの映画(えいが)を見(み)ました translation: I saw this movie with Ken
✩ exhaustive list nouns: this particle is used at the end of a list of two or more objects (inanimate or animate). Noun A + と + Noun B -> Noun A and Noun B
example: サラさんに 本(ほん)と辞書(じしょ)をあげました
translation: I have my book and dictionary to Sarah.
またね~@inkichan
꒰ა ˚₊ ✧・┈・╴﹕꒰ ᐢ。- ༝ -。ᐢ ꒱﹕╴・┈・𐑺 ‧₊˚���꒱
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[N5] バナナは日本一
Last reblog reminded me of the free graded reader バナナは日本一 which includes cute illustrations and is suitable for readers with a good grasp of JLPT N5 grammar and vocabulary.
It can be downloaded via Yomimono Ippai as a free pdf.
#my book reviews#reading in japanese#easy japanese#free japanese reading resources#free graded readers#japanese graded reader#JLPT N5#N5#Non-Fiction#yomimono ippai#study japanese#日本語#learning japanese#やさしい日本語
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「…スヴィ一 何してるの?」 — "...What are you doing, Svi?"
@dai_2_peppar on twitter
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Call me the forgetter bc i forgor to post what i did to the dad of one of my players characters.
anyways. Love u Samuel Hayes and love u @lupeni
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#the umbrella academy#the umbrella conspiracy#netlix#tua s4#tua season 4#tua#luther hargreeves#diego hargreeves#vanya hargreeves#klaus hargreeves#n5#cinco hargreeves#5 hargreeves#ben hargreeves#viktor hargreeves#lila hargreeves#five hargreeves#number five#lila pitts#tom hopper#elliot page#aidan gallagher#ritu arya#robert sheehan#david castañeda#emmy raver lampman#justin h min#sir reginald hargreeves#colm feore#umbrella academy
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おはようございます!!わたしわ日本語をべんきょしています!!
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Escándalo Las dos somo' un escándalo
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Kanji of the day: 女
女 - Woman, female
Kun: おんな、め On: ジョ、ニョ、ニョウ (Pinyin: nǚ | nu:3, rǔ | ru3)
Pictographic: a woman sitting or squatting.
(女 as it appeared in Oracle bone script ~1250-1000 BC. the box shape is meant to represent breasts. This kanji eventually branched off into two directions, one simplified a single breast to represent women 女, the other taking the whole chest and adding nipples to represent mothers 母)
Strokes: 3 Radical: 女 woman
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CHANEL No 5 and Margot Robbie
source: Insta
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Funko Pop Television The Umbrella Academy Number Five (Variant) - 932
Link para compra BR: https://amzn.to/46DxAmo
Buy here: https://amzn.to/46Fxvyr
#funko pop#action figure#comics#television#tv series#netflix#The Umbrella Academy#Umbrella Academy#Number Five#numero cinco#n5#Mr Five#Aidan Gallagher
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Asking the time · particles ね and よ
(。•̀ᴗ-)✧ N5 grammar [ことのは lesson 8]
What time is it?
何時 (なんじ) is an expression that means "What time is it?"
何 (なん) means "what" and 時 (じ) is a suffix which indicates "hour(s)".
ふん or ぷん is used according to the last number before this suffix which means "minute(s)"
note: sometimes it is acocmpained by 午前 (ごぜん) indicating A.M. or 午後 (ごご) P.M. placed in front of the time.
example: A: 今(いま) , 何時ですか B: 午後 (ごご)10時 (じ)22分 (ふん)です translation: A: What time is it? B: It's 10.22 pm
particles ね and よ
The particle ね is placed at the end of the sentence to express approval, and confirm what the speakers says. It means "right?"
example: 日本語 (にほんご)は 難(むずか) しいですね。 translation: Japanese is difficult, right/isn't it?
The particle よ is placed at the end of the sentence to confirm and insist on the speaker's opinion. It is also used to advice or inform something new for the listener.
example: このパンは 美味(おい)しいですよ! translation: this bread is delicious! (you should try it)
またね~@inkichan
꒰ა ˚₊ ✧・┈・╴﹕꒰ ᐢ。- ༝ -。ᐢ ꒱﹕╴・┈・𐑺 ‧₊˚໒꒱
#japanese#nihongo#studyblr#learn Japanese#learning Japanese#japanese langblr#langblog#japanese studyblr#日本語#n5#JLPT N5#grammar#basic grammar#japanese grammar#ことのは
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