tailieunhanh - japanese in manga land 2 phần 6

Tham khảo tài liệu 'japanese in manga land 2 phần 6', ngoại ngữ, nhật - pháp - hoa- others phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Other usages of 2 Place of passage can also be used to indicate the space where a movement is done. Efl E Ali irft Ji Birds fly through the sky. fti f f i He always walks around town. This usage of i requires of course that the verb be one of movement such as ỳ Ul E ES bf to walk to run ft. to fly a Ỉ to pass Xi to cross etc. 3 Place where a movement starts t marks as well the Adverbial Complement of Place which indicates the origin of a movement outwards be careful though the t movement may be abstract . It is usually used together with the verbs ít Ỗ to go out b . . . II Ỉ to get off a vehicle iiil i to part from and similar ones. fl 6 c 1 Ẳ t s 5 411 6 Bặỉ i dsfc Rina left home at 6. K EỈ -f ft 0 Ỉ I X E 5 I When you get off the train be careful. tt 11 X Ĩ 11 XI íì I t The director has not graduated from university. 4 Time period Finally ị can be used as well to indicate the passing of periods of time although this is a minor usage and not very frequent. bfil 0 ft 11 Ĩ. fc jtH Tift w I fz I spent all summer in Okinawa. Ml J4 lfoa-A l- tỉ 11 3 T M ffl i Mft IZ L fz He wasted three months. A few adverbs We hope you have understood well the different usages of the particles 7 and . You have already seen in these few last lessons particles can have many different usages and may seem really difficult. However the fact is that they are indispensable to making grammatically sound sentences in Japanese and the student must get used to dealing with them as soon as possible. Don t worry if you get confused right now with time and practice you ll soon master them. We will now take a little well-deserved break studying a few time adverbs widely used in Japanese. Particles 3 no o ị -105- The adverbs t and ẳ fz The adverbs of time t 5 - which has nothing to do with the particle t and which is pronounced nioh with a long 0- and i tz are usually studied together. Their relationship is obvious since t Ĩ can be translated as already and i fz as still. t 9 indicates .