konnichiwa yoga's Enceladus this is a
sample lesson of my free course mini
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in the previous lesson we learned how to
say a sentence like I eat fish in
Japanese do you remember how to say that
right you say watashi wa Sakana
Oh Thomas
and we also talked about how flexible
wording can be in Japanese sentences as
long as you combine a right word with
right particle you can switch these two
and say Sakana watashi wa tabemasen
means I eat fish this is what we learned
in the previous lesson okay for today's
lesson I'm going to put this one back in
the most common order okay okay today we
are going to talk about a certain form
of Japanese verbs if you happen to have
a Japanese dictionary on your phone try
to look up the word eat and you see what
you get
I'm pretty sure you get something like
this this is what I got on Google
Translate I typed it in English and they
gave me this for Japanese a bear a bear
how come it's not Habermas that's the
topic of today's lesson
that word table a mass that I have
introduced is the polite form of the
verb this is the firm that Japanese
grown-ups mainly use to communicate with
each other in a society when we are
supposed to speak in the formal speech
style
all the Japanese verbs in polite form
had mass at the end so we also call this
form mask form so please remember that
when I say mask form it means verb
polite form here is something that I
want you to know in Japanese we have
different speech styles we have formal
speech and informal speech Japanese
native children first learn the informal
speech because this is the speech style
that we use to somebody very close to us
like family members and then as they
grow up they gradually learn the use of
formal speech in the society because of
this reason formal speech makes you
sound mature polite educated in a
respectful to others on the other hand
informal speech makes you sound young
and in cute intimate and close to the
person but at the same time when
grown-ups use it in inappropriate
situations it can make them sound
uneducated and immature
in the mass form of the verb eat which
is Papa mas long stood this group the
formal speech style and the evil mode
version of the same verb is called
playing form the salmon that you found
in the dictionary this one Povera
Japanese children first learned to use
this one at home by talking to their
family members as a grownup people that
you can speak in playing form are
limited to somebody very close to you
since this is the form that you find in
your Japanese dictionary some Japanese
textbooks code is form dictionary form
so please remember that playing form an
addiction Airy form are the same thing
the plain form does not only indicate
the speech style the informal speech but
it's also used to create many other
expressions in my language that's why
the dictionary lists this form and
another mass form of the verb
so the playing form of the verb eat is
Tibet and the MAS form is a bhima's
which one shall we use in this course
let's learn to use mass form first since
you are no longer a 7 year old child and
the ending year sentences in must form
keeps you sound mature and polite to
talk to anyone
so for now when you want to say I eat
fish you have to say watashi wa sakana
cabela's you are not supposed to say but
a Shiva Sokka now Tibet okay unless
you're talking to somebody very close to
you in a very casual setting or a young
children so what you have to be careful
with when you use a Japanese dictionary
is not to use the verb that you see
there as is in your sentences you always
have to convert those playing forms into
the most forms to use them in your
speech and the writing okay so here is
mass form table Amos and the plain form
a better for the verb eat right like
this every single Japanese verb has its
playing form and a mass form
and for you to make proper sentences in
Japanese you must know how to convert
these playing forms that you find in
your dictionary into the mass forms
unfortunately I don't have time to cover
that lesson in this mini chorus but
instead I attach a list of Japanese
verbs both in plain form and a mass form
in this lesson so please revert to the
list as you proceed with more lessons in
this mini course
so this was a sample lesson of my mini
chorus you can download a chart of 134
Japanese verbs when you join the course
it is a free course and then child comes
both in hiragana and enormity I look
forward to seeing you inside a mini
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