In Japanese, making question is so easy. Usually you can add "か" in the end of Sentense to change the statement into a question.
Example.
| Statement | Question | ||
| 台湾人です | I am Taiwanese | 台湾人ですか？ | Are you Taiwanese? |
| これはジュースです | This is juice | これはジュースですか？ | Is this juice? |
| 大野さんは学生です | Mr.大野 is a student. | 大野さんは学生ですか？ | Is Mr.大野 a student? |
| Eメールはとても便利です | E-mail is very convenience. | Eメールはとても便利ですか？ | Is e-mail very convenience? |
| 日本の新幹線は有名です | Japanese shikansen is well know. | 日本の新幹線は有名ですか？ | Is Japanese shikansenn well know? |
Changing dictionary-form to ます form.
The following are the rules for the 3 groups of Japanese verbs.
Group 01 Verbs
1. 同じ(おなじ) the same, equal
「と」connecting nouns. Means "and".
The particle と can be use to connecting two nouns or more than two nouns.
Example sentence:
English is a subject-verb-object language. What that means is the average English sentence starts with a subject, then has a verb, then has an object. On the other hand, Japanese is a subject-object-verb language.
Example sentence
In grammer 02, we will learn how to say something is something else.
~は～です。
です is a copula which is used to equate two things. It's one of the regular forms in Japanese. です can act like the English "to be" in the sense that です is used to explain who or what something or someone is.
啟發 (2)