[Japanese Adjective] Na-adjective Vs i-adjective

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Today I will share 2 type adjective of Japanese. These two adjectives are very important to memorize and understand to use in phrase.

1. Na- adjective. Does not ending - i, -ai -ii , -oi, - ui.

べんり Benri - convenient

ゆうめい Yuumei - Famous

きれい Kirei - Beautiful

おおき Ooki - Big

2. i -adjective. Usually ending with I い. or ending -ai -ii , -oi, - ui.

あつい Atsui - Horm

さむい Samui - Cold

たかい. Takai - Expensive

おいしい Oishii- Delicious

ひろい Hiroi - Wide (for place)

Sometimes, the na and i adjective can be confusing. I still confused between them. Hehehe. I am still learning. Hope my sharing will benefit for you and increase my motivation in study Japanese.🍀

If I wrong in explaining the adjectives..Kindly can help me in comment section below.🤍

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That's all for today..

Next lesson Adjective part 2, I will share ..How to use the na and I adjective in Japanese sentences..in present tense?past tense?

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