文法 Flashcards
What is added before の in an explanatory context?
な
の/のだ and ので (explanatory) are shortened to?
んだ and んで
Stem +に行く means
To go and do something
か can be used in a subordinate clause
To make a mini-question within a larger sentence
Adding どうか before the final sentence verb
Implies “whether or not”
て+おく(置く)/とく
Task completion in preparation for something else
動詞+事/よう(様)になる/する
Changes verb to a noun
動詞(plain)+と+result
Cause and effect
名詞/形容動詞+ だと+result
Cause and effect
Assumed context 動詞plain+なら+result
If this is the case then… (ならば makes it more formal)
形容詞 + negatives ending 「ない」
Drop い and add ければ. Emphasises the condition - IF… Then…
When past conditional is actually used in the past
It expresses an unexpected result
~ては駄目(だめ)
Must not (casual)
Negativeて+は駄目/いけない/ならない
Must do something
Negative 動詞、drop い, +ければ駄目/いけない/ならない
Must do (general)
Must なくて and なければ casual
なくちゃ and なきちゃ respectively (the rest is optional)
ては→ちゃ、では→じゃ駄目、etc
Casual “must not do”
って (て when no sound precedes it)
Casual of と言います, and can also just replace は and という+ any accompanying particles
という
Used to describe what something is known as - kinda like “this is/you are, etc)
Also verb used to talk about a subordinate clause
というか/ということ
To give a different conclusion/correct something/interject. Similar to “rather” or “then”. Very broad meaning
とはいっても/だって (casual)
But even so
Volitional+とする
Attempt/strive to do something. Can also use alternatives to する
Ask for favours by…
~てくれる/〜てもられる (use negative to sound more polite)
Ask for someone to not do something by…
Adding でくれる/もられる to the negative
ってば/ったら
Casual of といえば & といったら. Tired of repeating oneself
やがる
Indicates hatred for person doing the action. Add to verb stem, conjugates like う verb
~てしまう
Unintentional
ところ
Can also use for abstract parts, e.g characteristics, place in time