Part 2

Question 1

How do you say to like something?

Answer 1

Say what you like and add ga suki.

Question 2

How do you respond to a why question?

Answer 2

Nazenara + Reason/Excuse + Kara

Question 3

What is I think, and how do you use it?

Answer 3

Tomoimasu

Add to end of a sentence.

Question 4

What shows change or the state of becoming?

Answer 4

Ninarimasu

Question 5

Also/too

Answer 5

Mo

Question 6

What do you add to verbs to make them a command?

Answer 6

Te

Question 7

What do you add to the end of commands to make them more polite?

Answer 7

Kudasai

Question 8

To do

Answer 8

Suru

Question 9

More, -er

Answer 9

Motto

Question 10

Can do

Answer 10

Dekiru

Question 11

What do you add to can do verb phrases to make it a noun phrase?

Answer 11

Koto

Question 12

What do you add to verbs to make them end ing?

Answer 12

Teimasu

Question 13

For example

Answer 13

Tatoeba

Question 14

What is this? What is the difference between the two this words?

Answer 14

Kore/Kono
Kore - used when not connected to a noun.
Kono - used before a noun.

Note: This refers to objects near the speaker.

Question 15

What is that? What is the difference between the two that words.

Answer 15

Sore/Sono
Sore - used when not connected to noun.
Sono - used when connected to noun, goes before noun.

Note: That refers to objects near the listener.

Question 16

Over there

Answer 16

Are/Ano
Are - Used when not connected to noun.
Ano - Used when connected to noun; goes before noun.

Note: Used to address objects not near listener or speaker.

Question 17

Must do

Answer 17

Nakereba narimasen

Question 18

Giving advice, Better to

Answer 18

Hou gaii

Construction - ta form + hou gaii

Question 19

Better/more than, Worse/less than

Answer 19

No hou gaii - more than better than

Yori- less than

Question 20

How

Answer 20

Dou

Question 20

Isn’t it?

Answer 20

Deshou

Question 20

What do you use when quoting someone?

Answer 20

Toiimashita