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Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! Your Japanese is coming along nicely. But, there is still much to learn. Do you know how to politely ask someone not to do something? For example, can you say, “Please don’t smoke in here”? And, if you want to ask someone not to drink, you need to know how to refer to alcohol in Japanese.
This beginner Japanese lesson is just what you need! You’ll learn to politely ask someone not to do something using —naide kusasai. Master the Japanese words for “to say,” “to write,” “to wait” and much, much more. As a bonus, learn kakkowarui and kakkōwarui to talk about the “uncool” and sake, which means “alcohol” in Japanese. This is one cool JapanesePod101.com lesson!
Learn Japanese with JapanesePod101.com! You already know how to ask which of two things someone prefers. That’s great, but do you know how to express your own opinions? You will need to make affirmative comparisons, such as “My new job is much better than my last one.” Your opinion is important, and this lesson provides the Japanese you need to express it.
This beginner Japanese lesson is designed to teach you to make affirmative comparisons. This is an important part of expressing your opinion and what you like best. Unlock the secrets to comparing two things along with chotto and zutto to say “a little” and “by far.” These words help you express how much you prefer something. In addition, you’ll find easy instructions on the various Japanese sentence structures used to compare two things. You might just say, “I like this JapanesePod101.com lesson the best!”
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Category: Beginner Lessons (S4) | 23 Comments »
Grammar: naide kusasai | Function: politely ask someone not to do something | Topic: Hospital | Politeness Level: Polite
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