[Lesson2] I Like / I Don't Like | Easy Japanese Grammar

In this lesson, you will learn how to express your likes and dislikes in Japanese.
The Japanese grammar & sentence structures you’ll be learning are:

1) Watashi wa N ga suki desu. (I like N.)
2) Watashi wa N ga daisuki desu. (I love N.)
3) Making a question sentence with the particle “ka”
4) Answering to the question with “hai (Yes)” & “iie (no)”
5) Ways for expressing dislikes
We’ll also discuss the usage of Japanese particle ‘wa’ and ‘ga’ in this lesson.

*Additional information about the hiragana character, "は"(usually pronounced as 'HA')
I forgot to mention in the video, but the following two words " こんにちは (konnichiwa)" means 'Hello' and "こんばんは (konbanwa)" means 'Good evening', also include the character "は", and they are pronounced as "WA"🙏These words & 'the particle は' are exceptions and otherwise the hiragana character 'は' is pronounced as 'HA'! 😊

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Click on the timestamps below to jump to different categories:

0:00 Story : Mr.Suzuki’s dog
1:03 Grammar Points
1:05 (1) watashi wa N ga suki desu. (I like N.)
1:31 Japanese particles ‘wa’ & ‘ga’
2:25 (2) watashi wa N ga daisuki desu. (I love N.)
2:35 (3) Making a question sentence
2:50 (4) Answering to the question with ‘Hai’ (yes) & ‘Iie’ (no)
3:18 (5) Ways for expressing dislikes

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