Describing Objects
Instructions:
Describe a set of objects on a table. Describe another set of objects in a box. EX. The flowers are on the table, and the candy is in the box.
Japanese Writing Exercise (All Levels)
Course 101, Unit 2, Lesson 1
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Onnanohito wa kuruma no ue ni imasu to Otokonohito wa doa no tokoro imasu. Watashi wa te-buru no tokoro ni imasu.
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1) There are no spaces in between words in Japanese.
2) You should try to type in hiragana. You can install the language pack in Windows under control panel.
3) I am not sure what was taught in your lesson but I think we use のところto refer to bigger places. It seems to sound unnatural.
4)とis not a good way to link two unrelated sentences in Japanese. It is better to link two nouns.
女の人は車の上にいます。男はドアのところにいます。私はテーブルのところにいます。