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Ghetto Grammar – Japanese Bunpo lesson #106Today’s lesson focuses in on the ghetto grammar principle:Verb (base II) + nagara – to do whilst ‘verb’ing.You are able to express prior tense and latest tenses with this bunpo. Following looking at the subsequent examples, plug in your favourite Japanese verbs and play, it helps make understanding Japanese fun!Example.one. Sara o arainagara, kuchibue o fuku. – Even though carrying out the dishes, I whistle.Illustration two. Enka o kikinagara, sake o nomu – Although listening to an enka(Japanese folk song), I consume sake.Ghetto Grammar Formulation Breakdown -one.Put verb in base IIa. ex one. The verb arau (to wash) with immediate object sara (dishes) is sara o arau – to do the dishes.b. arau in base II gets arai.2.Fuse arai and nagara to make arainagara, or the phrase although washing… Plugged And played.Prior tense, non-polite (acquainted), plain-kindending -Ex. 1. Sara o arainagara kuchibue of fuita. I whistled whilst undertaking the dishes.Prior tense, polite ending -Ex. one.Sara o arainagara, kuchibue of fukimashita. – While carrying out the dishes, I (politely) whistled.Past tense, non-polite (acquainted), plain-form ending -Ex.two. Enka o kikinagara, sake o nonda. Although listening to a Japanese Folks Song, I drank sake.Past tense, polite ending -Ex.two. Enka o kikinagara, sake o nomimashita. Even though listening to a Japanese Folk Song, I (politely) drank sake.Ex. three. Famicon or yarinagara shukudai ga dekiru. I can play nintendo although I am carrying out my homework.Ex. four. Gamu o kaminagara kuchibue mo dekiru. I can chew gum although I’m whistling.Ex. 5 Nenagara jishin ga atta. While I was sleeping there was an earthquake.Do your very best! Ganbatte Ne! Makurasuki sensei Yori Ghetto Grammar – Japanese Bunpo lesson #106Today’s lesson focuses in on the ghetto grammar principle:Verb (base II) + nagara – to do whilst ‘verb’ing.You are able to express prior tense and latest tenses with this bunpo. Following looking at the subsequent examples, plug in your favourite Japanese verbs and play, it helps make understanding Japanese fun!Example.one. Sara o arainagara, kuchibue o fuku. – Even though carrying out the dishes, I whistle.Illustration two. Enka o kikinagara, sake o nomu – Although listening to an enka(Japanese folk song), I consume sake.Ghetto Grammar Formulation Breakdown -one.Put verb in base IIa. ex one. The verb arau (to wash) with immediate object sara (dishes) is sara o arau – to do the dishes.b. arau in base II gets arai.2.Fuse arai and nagara to make arainagara, or the phrase although washing… Plugged And played.Prior tense, non-polite (acquainted), plain-kind ending -Ex. 1. Sara o arainagara kuchibue offuita. I whistled whilst undertaking the dishes.Prior tense, polite ending -Ex. one.Sara o arainagara, kuchibue of fukimashita. – While carrying out the dishes, I (politely) whistled.Past tense, non-polite (acquainted), plain-form ending -Ex.two. Enka o kikinagara, sake o nonda. Although listening to a Japanese Folks Song, I drank sake.Past tense, polite ending -Ex.two. Enka o kikinagara, sake o nomimashita. Even though listening to a Japanese Folk Song, I (politely) drank sake.Ex. three. Famicon or yarinagara shukudai ga dekiru. I can play nintendo although I am carrying out my homework.Ex. four. Gamu o kaminagara kuchibue mo dekiru. I can chew gum although I’m whistling.Ex. 5 Nenagara jishin ga atta. While I was sleeping there was an earthquake.Do your very best! Ganbatte Ne! Makurasuki sensei Yori
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