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That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 58 – 21-05-2013

What’s up guys, Simon aka That Japan Addict here with the Daily Japanese Sentence for Tuesday May 21, 2013. As usually, there will be a list of vocabulary used following today’s sentence. Alright, let’s check it out below

Daily Japanese Sentence for 21-May-2013

姪は車の中でキングストンからマンデビッルまでずっと寝ていた -> “My niece was sleeping in the car all the way from Kingston to Mandeville”

Vocabulary Used

姪(めい) [noun] – niece

車(くるま) [noun] – car

中(なか) [noun] – inside

キングストン [noun, place name] – kingston

マンデビッル [noun, place name] – mandeville

ずっと [adverb] – throughout, all the way

寝る(ねる) [る-verb] – to sleep

So there you have it guys, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence with quite a bit of vocabulary. Thanks for reading and see you next time!

ーじゃあ、またね

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 57 – 20-05-2013

What’s up guys, Simon here with this week’s first Daily Japanese Sentence. As usual, there will be a vocabulary list to go with today’s sentence. That said, it is now time to check out the

Daily Japanese Sentence for 20-May-2013

昨日僕のオンラインコース始まった -> “My online course started yesterday”

Formal: 昨日私のオンラインコースが始まりました。

Vocabulary Used

昨日(きのう) [noun] – yesterday

僕(ぼく) [pronoun, casual] – i, me

私(わたし) [pronoun, formal] – i, me

オンライン [noun] – online

コース [noun] – course

始まる(はじまる) [う-verb, intransitive] – to start

So there you have it guys, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence for Monday May 20, 2013 with some vocabulary. Recently, I have been thinking of taking online courses so this sentence fits my situation. Anyway, thanks for reading and I’ll see you guys next time.

ーじゃあ、また今度ね

That Japan Addict – Sentence Pattern 63 – 19-05-2013 – Verb (Stem) + にくい

It is Sunday May 19, 2013 and I am back with this week’s Sentence Pattern. As usual, there will be examples showing how this week’s pattern can be used as well as a list of vocabulary. Let’s check it out below.

Sentence Pattern for 19-May-2013: Verb (stem) + にくい -> “hard to ~”

にくい which is an auxiliary い-adjective attaches to the stem of a verb’s ます form and allows us to indicate that someone or something (typically the sentence’s topic) is hard to ~. Where ~ represents some action. Let’s now look at an example or two.

Examples

この漢字は覚えにくい -> “This kanji is hard to memorize”

同僚が時々話しにくかった -> “My colleagues were always hard to talk to.”

Vocabulary Used

漢字(かんじ) [noun] – kanji (chinese characters)

覚える(おぼえる) [る-verb] – to remember, to memorize

同僚(どうりょう) [noun] – colleague

時々(ときどき) [adverb] – sometimes

話す(はなす) [う-verb] – to talk

So there you have it guys, this week’s Sentence Pattern. Be sure to come back tomorrow when I resume the Daily Japanese Sentence series. Thanks for reading and see you next time!

ーじゃあ、またね

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 56 – 17-05-2013

Hey guys, Simon here with today’s Daily Japanese Sentence. As usual, I will have some vocabulary to go with this sentence. Let’s check it out below

Daily Japanese Sentence for 17-May-2013

銀行で働くことが疲れると思う -> “I think working at a bank is tiring.”

Vocabulary Used

銀行(ぎんこう) [noun] – bank

働く(はたらく) [う-verb] – to work

疲れる(つかれる) [る-verb] – to get tired, to tire

思う(おもう) [う-verb] – to think

So there you have it guys, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence for today May 17, 2013. It would have been out earlier if I were feeling better. Anyway, thanks for reading and see you next time.

ーじゃあ、またね

 

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 55 – 16-05-2013

What’s up guys, Simon here with today’s Daily Japanese Sentence although it is a bit later than usual. Okay, more than a little later than usual. As usual, there will be vocabulary to accompany today’s sentence. So, lets check it out below.

Daily Japanese Sentence for 16-May-2013

同僚と仕事の後にたまに映画を見た -> “Every once in a while I watch movies with colleagues after work.”

Vocabulary Used

同僚(どうりょう) [noun] – colleague

仕事(しごと) [noun, する-verb] – work

後(あと) [noun] – after

たまに [ adverb] – every once in a while, occasionally

映画(えいが) [noun] – movie

見る(みる) [る-verb] – to see, to watch

So there you have it guys, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence. A little late but better than missing it all together. Thanks for reading and see you next time!

ーじゃあ、またね

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 54 – 15-05-2013

What’s up guys, Simon here with the Daily Japanese Sentence for today May 15, 2013. As usual, I will have a list of vocabulary to go with today’s sentence. Let’s check it out below

Daily Japanese Sentence for 15-May-2013

土曜日から絶えず雨が降っている -> “It has been raining constantly since Saturday”

Formal: 土曜日から絶えず雨が降っています。

Vocabulary Used

土曜日(どようび) [noun] – saturday

絶えず(たえず) [adverb] – constantly

雨(あめ) [noun] – rain

降る(ふる) [う-verb] – to fall (eg. rain)

So there you have it guys, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence. It was only recently that I learned 絶えず and other useful adverbs. Anyway, thanks for reading and see you next time.

ーじゃあ、またね

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 53 – 14-05-2013

Hey guys, That Japan Addict here with the Daily Japanese Sentence for today May 14, 2013. As usual, I will have a vocabulary list with today’s sentence. That said, lets check out the…

Daily Japanese Sentence for 14-May-2013

しばらくテニスをしなかったので、下手になった -> “Because I haven’t played tennis in a long time, I became bad at it”

Vocabulary Used

しばらく [adverb] – for a while, for a long time

テニス [noun] – tennis (sport)

下手(へた) [noun, な-adjective] – bad, unskillful

So there you have it, today’s short but cool Daily Japanese Sentence with some cool vocabulary. Hope you found today’s entry useful. See you next time!

ーじゃあ、また今度ね

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 52 – 13-05-2013

Hey guys, Simon here with the first Daily Japanese Sentence for this week. Today’s sentence is somewhat related to me. Anyway, there will be vocabulary to accompany this sentence. That said, here is the…

Daily Japanese Sentence for 13-May-2013

毎日朝御飯を食べる前に、いつも運動する -> “Every morning before eating breakfast, I always exercise.”

Vocabulary Used

毎日(まいにち) [noun] – every day

朝御飯(あさごはん) [noun] – breakfast

食べる(たべる) [う-verb] – to eat

前(まえ) [noun] – before

運動(うんどう) [noun, する-verb] – exercise

So there you have it, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence complete with a list of vocabulary. Hope you found it useful and interesting. Thanks for reading.

ーじゃあ、またね

That Japan Addict – Sentence Pattern 62 – Verb (ます-form) + やすい

It is Sunday May 12, 2013, what’s up guys, Simon here with this weeks Japanese Sentence Pattern. Along with this week’s pattern, there will be a list of vocabulary. Alright, let’s check it out below

Sentence Pattern for 12-May-2013: Verb stem + やすい -> “easy to~”

The auxiliary -adjective やすい attaches to the stem of a verb. With is, we can indicate that someone or something (usually the topic of the sentence) is easy to ~. Alright, lets check out some examples of how we can use today’s pattern.

Examples

昨日買った本は読みやすいね -> “The book I bought yesterday is easy to ready, isn’t it?”

新しい課長は一緒に仕事しやすい -> “The new section chief is easy to work with.”

Vocabulary Used

昨日(きのう) [noun] – yesterday

買う(かう) [う-verb] – to buy

本(ほん) [noun] – book

読む(よむ) [う-verb] – to read

新しい(あたらしい) [い-adjective] – new

課長(かちょう) [noun] – section chief

一緒に(いっしょに) [noun] – together (with)

仕事(しごと) [noun, する-verb] – work

So there you have it guys, this week’s Sentence Pattern complete with examples and quite a bit of vocabulary. Hope you find it useful. See you tomorrow when I resume the Daily Japanese Sentence series.

ーじゃあ、またね

That Japan Addict – Daily Japanese Sentence 51 – 10-05-2013

It is Friday May 10, 2013 and I am back with today’s Daily Japanese Sentence. As I normally do, there will  be a list of vocabulary following today’s sentence. That said, let’s check it out below…

Daily Japanese Sentence for 10-May-2013

私は面白くなくても、その映画見たい -> “Even if it isn’t interesting, I want to watch that movie.”

Vocabulary Used

私(わたし) [pronoun] – i, me

面白くなくて(おもしろくなくて) [い-adjective, negative て-form] – not interesting

映画(えいが) [noun] – movie

見たい(みたい) [る-verb, express 1st person desire] – want to see, want to watch

So there it is guys, today’s Daily Japanese Sentence. Hope you found it useful. Be sure to check out this week’s sentence pattern on Sunday. Until next time

ーじゃあ、また今度ね

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