Basic Japanese for Beginners - Lesson21 : Past Tense of Adjectives - N5 level

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Today's Lesson
- Past Tense (Affirmative, Negative) of Adjectives (い-adjectives, な-adjectives)
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[@アシュリー-t8s]

all caught up with these lessons, thank you so much! i really love the 練習 sections, it's really helpful!!

[@atlas1235]

finally I found a clear and very useful explanation about this lesson, ありがとうございます

[@iamjimfan]

Learning Japanese adjective at school now. Really confusing.

[@maxaudibert5793]

はっきりかっらです。ありがとうございます。ひがしぐりいいんらんどから。

[@tushaar22aug04]

i need to get better at differentiating these adjective types

[@abdlrhmn6903]

Tasukete kurete arigato sensei 🙏😁

[@Sandipalimbu6314]

Hope speedy recovery sahas❤

[@gsr4535]

You're back, Satou-chan! わたしの せんせい が すきです 😊

[@Random_sandwich]

QUESTION: How do i connect two past tense adjectives? do i still use the Te-form of adjectives past tense in conjuncting them?

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Thank you for your comment! We use te-form of adjectives for the first one. かわいくて、ちいさかったです。 (It was cute and small.) Te-form itself doesn’t show any tense, so only the word at the end shows if it’s about past, present or future. You can also connect three or more adjectives too. e.g. かわいくて、ちいさくて、きれいでした。

[@Ajay.m-sc1vc]

I am trying to learn japnese by watching movies. But it's like, bla bla bla desu.... Bla bla bla imasen... Kudu pudu kudu pudu imashita.. 😢

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Don’t worry! That’s how everyone feels when they just started learning. You’ll reach out to that point if you keep learning💪🏻

[@Turekbro]

ありがとございます This is exactly what I need to be studying for my upcoming university JP exam. You are a life saver!

[@thomashamela612]

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[@tomzera_yt]

This is unbelievable! Your way of teching is incredable! This is truely a complete and amazing class! Thank you so much How about the formal version of Deshita?

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Thank you for your comment! Deshita is a polite version and “datta” is a casual/plain version😊 I explained at the beginning of this lesson series but I teach polite speech mainly and then move on to casual speech😊 When I talked about casual speech, I added explanation about that. If there’s no explanation, it’s a polite speech👍🏻

[@MackerelCat]

Im confused because my teacher is teaching me to negate formal Japanese using arimasen and arimasendeshita.

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Thank you for your comment! Both ways are correct! Most of the teachers teach one of them depends on what textbook they use. I explained the differences in my lesson 5😊Hope it helps!

[@jingleballs553]

same, in the textbook that we study from at uni they change the negative adjectives into past like たかくありませんでした so i was confused if i should use this one or たかくなかったです. but now it's clear haha

[@PanWhitee]

I had a problem with that over a week, couldn't get it totally, thanks to you Satou Chan, finally i can distinguish these forms ;) i love u so bad I got a question, so if i want to say "Yesterday i watched my favorite movie" i would say "Watashi wa kinou suki na eiga wo mimashita"?

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Thank you for your comment! Yes, the sentence is perfect👍🏻✨ わたしは きのう すきなえいがを みました。

[@PanWhitee]

@@satous-nihongo-playground Greetings!

[@sundowner62james69]

EE ..That was really well explained ! Now I need to stop being a lazy old man and keep practicing! Arigatou sensei .

[@dirkdiggler.]

Can I say?: 元気じゃなかったでした。

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

No you can’t 🥲 It has ti be ‘元気じゃなかったです’ or ‘元気じゃありませんでした’🙏🏻 I know it’s confusing but let’s keep practicing!!

[@dirkdiggler.]

@@satous-nihongo-playground lol thanks so much. Im new to your channel, cant wait to catch up!

[@noblegoom4729]

教科書（その他の資料）を私に推薦できますか？ ビデオをありがとう。 Can you recommend a textbook (other teaching materials)? Thanks for the videos.

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Thank you for your comments! I recommend the following textbooks: -GENKI for those who want to learn from basic to higher level -NIHONGO FUN & EASY for those who want to learn basic Japanese in a short time -TRY! for those who have already learned basics and study for JLPT exam Hope it helps!

[@shoabmiah527]

Excellent teaching methods

[@PitBlackBelt]

ありがとございます

[@FayeiskindaEMO]

とてもいいです❤

[@Johnny-cu4zi]

忙しいですか?

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

忙しいです😭でも、がんばります！

[@Johnny-cu4zi]

@@satous-nihongo-playground さとうちゃん,頑張りましょう

[@coralineghibli3211]

Thank you! 🎉

[@monmonaboelmaaty4196]

Hello miss I'm trying to learn Japanese and it's my first time so can you please tell me from where to start and should i study the alphabets and if i should please make a video of them so i know how to write them correctly thanks

[@satous-nihongo-playground]

Thank you for your comment! I’ve already made lesson videos about Japanese alphabets and basic grammar😊 Please check the playlist ‘Basic Japanese for Beginners’!!

[@monmonaboelmaaty4196]

@@satous-nihongo-playgroundoh thank you so much i hope We can keep in touch like anyhow phone number or email or a website so if there's something hard you help me with it and if you may please make some test so i answer them after i finish some lessons I'll tell you and you give me a bit of questions

[@kittipobglanarongran3311]

Thank you for uploading.

[@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou]

Is this polite?

[@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou]

ありがとうございます