Minna no Nihongo Lesson 36 Grammar - 1 みんなの日本語 第３６課 文法

[@pooja8766]

I appreciate you for helping me studyJapanese all the time. ありがとうございます、先生！

[@saritavishwakarma9089]

You are doing a Wonderful work by helping others to learn Japanese Seinsei, you have a very soothing voice

[@LetsstudyJapanese]

コメントをありがとう。お勉強、がんばってください。

[@autobynef]

Thanks for educating us 🛐

[@sherzodnizamov8685]

Thank you so much! The best teacher I have ever met

[@LetsstudyJapanese]

こちらこそ　コメントを　ありがとう。

[@jab5100]

本当にありがとうございます先生！

[@katabami4852]

先生の　ビデオを　見て、日本語が　上手に　なるよう　いっしょうけんめい　勉強します。

[@1creater]

Arigatogosaimasu sensei

[@LetsstudyJapanese]

どういたしまして。

[@nahidalam8968]

Go Ahead

[@voxuanquyen3353]

質問があります。At 45:43 question 4, どうして「はしを」but not 「はしが」while there is potential verb? ありがとう、先生!

[@LetsstudyJapanese]

Wow! You presented a very challenging question. Basically, potential verbs in Japanese take the particle が, as in パソコンが使えます. However, the particle を can also be used, as in パソコンを使えます. Now, regarding your question, "はしが歩いてわたれます" doesn't sound quite natural. The reason for this is actually quite complex and even native speakers might find it difficult to explain. It might require a three to four-page report to thoroughly delve into this matter. So, my advice is to accept this as it is. It's one of those intricacies of the language that can be challenging to fully grasp and explain.

[@che33366]

ありがとうございます　🙇🏻‍♀️

[@enembeats7717]

お金 を なくしない ように 財布 に 入れます。 Can we say like this.? Nonvolitional verbs negative ない with ように。 And 明日 のparty に 行ける ように なりたい。?

[@LetsstudyJapanese]

お金をなくさないように is correct, not なくしないように. 行けるようになりたい is grammatically correct but sounds funny, Simply, 行きたい is better.

[@enembeats7717]

@@LetsstudyJapanese arigatho❤️