My textbook has a 'Translate the following' part that has confused me a little.
あかくないりんごはすきじゃないです。
Which at my level of knowledge right now to me appears to say, Not red apples. I don't like. Which i have best rephrased to mean I don't like apples that aren't red. I'm just posting here to ask if this is close to being correct?My book has no answers section for the end of lesson drills, so I have no way of checking.
Some things to note:
I'm 16 days into learning,Japanese and thus very much being a beginner!
My book only teaches Hiragana so some of this maybe should be in Katakana, but all I want to know is if my guess as to what this mean is close to being accurate.
ありがとう。
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"I don't like apples that aren't red" is definitely correct.
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