Grammar Ch. 1 - 3 Flashcards

1
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N1は N2です

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は indicates topic of sentence

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2
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です

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Indicates judgment or assertion
Polite towards listener

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3
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N1はN2じゃありません

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Neg form of です

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4
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Sentenceか

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Forms a question, upward intonation
Questions with interrogatives still use か

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5
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N も

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Used instead of は to indicate the statement about the topic is the same as the previous topic

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6
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N1 の N2

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7
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誰の

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whose
だれの

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8
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それは誰の鞄ですか。

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Whose bag is that?

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9
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N1はN2じゃないです

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Negative form です

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10
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~ね

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End tag seeking listeners confirmation or agreement
肉じゃないですね。This isn’t meat, right?

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~よ

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End tag marking confidence in the statement
とんかつは魚じゃないですよ。Let me assure you, tonkatsu is not fish.

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12
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〜を ください

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Please give me X, used to request concrete items

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13
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〜を お願いします

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Please; can sound more upscale like when ordering; also used for abstract objects like repairs, explanations, understanding

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14
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〜を どうぞ

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used when an item is offered

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The を particle indicates the direct object, directly involved in or affected by the event

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16
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The で particle indicates where the events described by the verb take place

17
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The に particle
1) The goal toward which things move
2) Time and place and event take place

18
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The へ particle replaces に with 行く、来る、 帰る
Cannot be used with time

19
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〜ませんか

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Present negative used to extend an invitation
昼ご飯を食べませんか (won’t you have lunch with me)

20
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Topic time place object verb

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私は今日図書館で日本語を勉強します。

21
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Topic frequency time goal verb

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私はよく七時ごろ家へ帰ります。

22
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これ、それ、あれ

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demonstratives this, that (from perspective of speaker) and that over there (perspective of both speaker and listener)

23
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このN、そのN、あのN

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Noun modifiers this noun, that noun (from perspective of speaker) and that noun over there (perspective of both speaker and listener)

24
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そうです

テレビですか。
はい、そうです。

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Affirmative
In the case of a noun sentence, is used to answer a question requiring an affirmative or negative answer

25
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そうじゃありません

テレビですか。
いいえ、そうじゃありません。

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Negative
In the case of a noun sentence, is used to answer a question requiring an affirmative or negative answer

26
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S1 か、S2 か
これは「9」ですか、「7」ですか。
「9」です。

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Question asking the listener to choose between two alternatives.

27
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N1 の N2
これはコンピューターの本です。

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N1 explains what N2 is about

28
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N1 の N2
これは私の本です。

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N1 explains who owns N2

29
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N1 の N2
おれはどくのコンピューターてすか。
日本のコンピューターです。
IBMのコンピューターです

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N1 is the name of a country and N2 is a product, it means N2 was made in country N1. Company names can be used in this pattern as well.

30
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そうですか

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Used to show the listener has received new information and understands it.

31
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こちら、そちら、あちら

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Demonstratives for direction and place that are more polite than ここ、そこ、あそこ

32
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N1は N2(place)です
電話はあそこです。

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Pattern used to describe where a place, thing or person is located.

33
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どこ
お手洗いはどこですか。
。。。あそこです。

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Where, used to ask direction

34
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どちら
お手洗いはどちらですか。
。。。あちらです。

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Which direction, more polite than どこ

35
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どこ、どちら
学校はどこですか。
会社はどちらですか。

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Used to ask the name of the country, company or school someone belongs to.

36
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お国はどちらてすか。

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Prefix o added to a word concerning a listener or third person to express speakers respect