The document discusses Japanese verb conjugation and provides examples of how to conjugate verbs based on tense, subject, and whether the statement is positive or negative. It also discusses using suffixes like "desu" and "masu" to indicate present/future tense and suffixes like "deshita" to indicate past tense. Examples are given for conjugating verbs with subjects like "I", "you", and pronouns. Suffixes for using verbs with nouns and adjectives in statements are also defined along with examples.
The document discusses Japanese verb conjugation and provides examples of how to conjugate verbs based on tense, subject, and whether the statement is positive or negative. It also discusses using suffixes like "desu" and "masu" to indicate present/future tense and suffixes like "deshita" to indicate past tense. Examples are given for conjugating verbs with subjects like "I", "you", and pronouns. Suffixes for using verbs with nouns and adjectives in statements are also defined along with examples.
The document discusses Japanese verb conjugation and provides examples of how to conjugate verbs based on tense, subject, and whether the statement is positive or negative. It also discusses using suffixes like "desu" and "masu" to indicate present/future tense and suffixes like "deshita" to indicate past tense. Examples are given for conjugating verbs with subjects like "I", "you", and pronouns. Suffixes for using verbs with nouns and adjectives in statements are also defined along with examples.
The document discusses Japanese verb conjugation and provides examples of how to conjugate verbs based on tense, subject, and whether the statement is positive or negative. It also discusses using suffixes like "desu" and "masu" to indicate present/future tense and suffixes like "deshita" to indicate past tense. Examples are given for conjugating verbs with subjects like "I", "you", and pronouns. Suffixes for using verbs with nouns and adjectives in statements are also defined along with examples.
Watashi wa + Santos + desu I + am + Mr. Santos. Anata wa + Reyes San + desu You + are + Mr. Reyes. Kare wa + Reyes san + desu He + is + Mr. Reyes. Kanojo wa + Reyes san + desu She + is + Miss/Mrs. Reyes.
San ( an honorific suffix after a personal name but should not be used after one’s own name.
Masu – present / future tense (positive)
Sentence : I am (masu) running.
Masen – present / future (negative)
Sentence: I am not (masen) running.
Mashita – past tense (positive)
Sentence: I will eat (mashita) cokies.
Masen deshita (past tense (negative)
Sentence: I will not (masen dishita) eat cookies.
Desu – is a verb ender which describes a noun or adjective
Desu – present / future tense (positive) used with nouns
Sentence: She is (desu) my friend.
This coffee is hot.
Kono kohi wa atsu ____. a. katta desu b. kunakatta desu c. katta desu
Dewa Arimasen - present/ future tense (negative) used with nouns
Sentence: She is not (dewa arimasen) my friend. Deshita - past tense (positive) used with nouns Sentence: She was (deshita) my friend.
Dewa Arimasen Deshita - past tense (negative) used with nouns
Sentence: She was not (dewa arimasen deshita) my friend.
This coffee was not hot.
Kono kohi wa atsui ____. a. dewa arimasen deshita b. nai desu c. deshita
Nai Desu - present/ future tense (negative) used with adjectives
Sentence: This house is (nai desu) big.
Katta Desu - past tense (positive) used with adjectives
Sentence: This house was (katta desu)big.
Kunakatta Desu - past tense (negative) used with adjectives
Sentence: This house was not (kunakatta desu) big before.