Japanese Writing Exercise Describing Objects
Instructions:
Describe the objects you learned about in this lesson. Use both positive and negative characteristics to explain what they are like. Ex. There are five buildings. Two buildings are green. Three buildings are not green. They are black.
Your Japanese is perfect!! これからもがんばってね;)
Good job
excellent! これからも頑張って下さい。
excellent!
素晴らしい日本語です
>タオルは十枚あります。
タオルが十枚あります。
Good job!
Very good. Let me point out one thing.
>三本はオレンジではありません。紫です。/三本はオレンジではなくて、紫です。
As you know, every sentence in Japanese has its predicate at the tail end, and it is very important for the predicate to indicate whether the sentence is terminated with the predicate or another phrase follows the predicate. That's why every predicate has both the form of termination and the form of connection. If the predicate of a sentence is in the form of termination, the sentence have to be terminated with the predicate. On the other hand, if it is in the form of connection, the sentence can be followed by another phrase. In the case of ありません, it is in the form of termination, so the sentences that have the phrase as their predicate have to be terminated with the phrase, ありません. That's why "ありません、" is wrong because the period indicates that another phrase is following the preceding phrase. It is one of the primary rules in Japanese grammar. Keep it in mind, please.
perfect!
Great! :D
三本はオレンジじゃなくて、紫です.四軒は青くじゃなくて、赤いです.these are the right sentence.
what ever,your Japanese is good enough