Friday, February 5, 2010

ますmasu form & ません masen form


Do you think Japanese is too difficult to learn? Actually, It's not!

For example, the verb : to drink, you have to conjugate to drink or drinks, Based on number of person. But you don't need to change it in Japanese.

今日のレッスンは?Today's lesson?
わたし  みず  のみます。 
watashi wa  mizu o  nomimasu

I drink water.

ジョンさん  コーヒー  のみます。 
jon  san wa ko-hi- o nomimasu

John drinks coffee.

How to make it to a negative sentence? just change ますません

わたし  みず  のみません。

I don't drink water.

ジョンさん  コーヒー  のみません。

John doesn't drink water.

:particle, subject marker
:particle,indicates"direct objects"

Present Tenseます masu form:
①that a person habitually or regularly engages in these activities,②that a person will,or is planning to, perform these activities in the future.

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