【GENKI L11】Japanese Particle YA や - 東京や大阪に行きました (Listing Examples)

[@viviane5647]

Arigatou, toujours de bonnes leçons et bonnes explications! :)

[@mushrrafali4956]

Easily understood 😁 amazing explanation

[@whysurd]

Arigatou Yuko sensei 🙏

[@arielbelzu5092]

Que buen video.. Un gran canal para aprender un idioma nuevo..

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Saludos de Argentina! Love your videos!! Muchas gracias!

[@SkyFly19853]

Particle YA... Interesting... 💯💯💯💯

[@singhtokyojapan]

Nice information

[@beatrixkerr2542]

Thank you so much! :)

[@arunagiriazhagar9759]

I like Japanese food and also Italian food. It is correct.

[@fumingxu519]

Grammatically incorrect to add 'also' after 'and'. Maybe acceptable for non native speakers of English.

[@ragerteenager968]

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[@josefk5659]

The best way to phrase it is, “I like Japanese and Indian food.” You can use more than one adjective to qualify the same noun.

[@victorcosta8718]

Muito obrigado pela explicação. どうもありがとうございます

[@ocireocire]

Dou itashimashite!

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[@fernandolima6166]

Excellent !!! Thank you !!!

[@hanaco.6177]

what if you're listing more than 2 things? would you still use ya to connect them?

[@-meryy498]

I believe yes, just like と

[@ocireocire]

So, you use the particle YA to explain, among other things. And the particle TO, to explain AND, a continuation of something.

[@litocapisonda5115]

Hi, can you use particle YA and NADO to a person/people? How?

[@itsvan10]

Is it like the tari form for verbs?

[@vhiadee9527]

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[@excessivegrot2643]

Maybe obvious question, why does Japanese food and Italian food not require the ‘no’ particle between, eg: nihon no ryouri ? Thx

[@MrDaviddavo]

In non-formal Japanese they omit some particles a lot of the time, so maybe it has 'transcended' to the formal world.

[@rigakushi6168]

これ教科書は、僕も使いましよ。

[@日本語学科者]

「使いますしよ」というのは違います「使いますよ」というのは正解ですよ。

[@rigakushi6168]

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