tailieunhanh - intermediate japanese first semester - part 9

như Kazuharu Kindaichi[27] và Otsumura Kazuo[28] thì cho rằng trọng âm theo kiểu Kinh Phản (Keihan) của thời kỳ Viện Chính (Insei) (giọng kiểu sao chép tên (meigite)) là hệ thống cổ của trọng âm tiếng Nhật và, hầu hết mọi trọng âm của các phương ngữ hiện tại là kết quả sinh ra từ sau thời đại Nam Bắc Triều. | 11 NOTES 1ỈAj A . Literally Depending on . but in actual use closer to Some . Example Hi to ni yotte wa nattoo ga zenzen taberarenai SOO da. Some people can t eat fermented soybeans. Beware of the differences in usage between yotte and yotte wa tz Lrt lc An expression useful for summarizing an assortment of facts and then reputing them. Tashika ni also encourages the listener to anticipate the opposing viewpoint that follows. It often takes the form of the phrase Tashika ni. Shikashi . 1 0 In conversational Japanese the phrase isso no koto is also used. Isso is helpful for introducing proposals which might be difficult to implement. .icio-c. Use different. depending on. Example Aite niyotte kotoba dzukai 0 kaeru no wa toozen desu. It goes without saying that you should use different phrasings depending on the person. Zn v to A A I In combination with a verb ppoi is equivalent to shiyasui easy to perform . Example okorippoi gets angry easily wasureppoi forgets easily . Now that you mention it I see what you mean An expression that shows the speaker s recognition and consent with something that he or she was not aware of previously. XCnSX II A feminine form. Men usually use iyfl da nee. This form roughly translates into the English 1 don t like it . A word used for subjectively expressing a reason. Similar to because or for but more emotional. Use datte in conversations with intimates avoid employing it in formal discourse. Dare datte is similar to dare demo OL .T L ẳ Ì Tsui and the phrase tsui. .te shimau are often used to refer to actions that are considered unwise. Example Tsui nomisugite shimatta. 1 was careless and drank too much. ề J Ò i In informal conversation inversions of these two phrases are not uncommon. Natsu wa shiro desu ne nan to itte mo is an example of a similar construction. âolĩl In combination with nouns the suffix ppoi is equivalent to . ni zoku suru or teki. When used to describe colors ppoi means -ish. Examples shiroppot whitish aoppoi bluish