negative form of adjective (japanese)
にほんごは むずかしいですか。 - i adj
いいえ、むずかしくないです
how to create a sentence with " - na adj " ?
im confuse with adjective + noun and noun *ha* adjective desu
and the relative negative form.
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Ciao Bruno,
penso tu non abbia ancora ricevuto la risposta che cercavi, perciò provo a dartela io.
Se ho ben capito ti interessa sapere come negare un aggettivo-NA posto subito prima di un sostantivo (nome).
Prendiamo ad esempio "persona famosa":
有名な人。
Per trasformarlo in "persona non famosa", dovremo dire:
有名じゃない人。
Saluti e in bocca al lupo,
Stefano
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Hi,
-na adjective present tense positive
Step 1 = take out "-na"
Step 2 = add "desu"
e.g. 『かんたんな(easy)』
その もんだい は かんたん です。(That question is easy.)
-na adjective present tense negative
Step 1 = take out "-na"
Step 2 = add "dewa arimasen" or "dewa nai desu"
その もんだい は かんたん では ありません。(That question is not easy.) or
その もんだい は かんたん では ないです。(That question is not easy.)
"adjective + noun"
e.g.
-blue sky = あおい そら
-old house = ふるい いえ
-odd person = へんな ひと
"noun *ha* adjective desu" = noun is/am/are adj.
e.g.
-The sky is blue. = そら は あおい です。
-The house is old. = その いえ は ふるい です。
-The person is odd. = その ひと は へん です。
I hope this helps.
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