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JAPANESE I- ADJECTIVE CONJUGATIONS Informal

Japanese I Adjective Conjugations

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JAPANESE I-ADJECTIVE

CONJUGATIONS

Informal

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First things first !

Know that there are two types of adjectives, and two types of speech in Japanese (formal speech/informal speech)

1. i-adjectives 2. na-adjectives

I will cover (informal) i-adjectives in this lesson

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The rules for conjugating i-adjectives(Present affirmative (informal)

This one is easy because you do absolutely nothing to change the adjective!

Ex: ureshii stays ureshii

Ex sentence: watashi wa ureshii.

(I am happy.)

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Rules for conjugating i-adjectives (Present Negative(informal)

1. Drop the final ( i ) from the adj. 2. Add ku nai

Ex: ureshii drop the final i

ureshiku nai add ku nai

Ex sentence: watashi wa ureshiku nai.

( I am not happy. )

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Rules for conjugating i-adjectives(Past affirmative (informal)

1. Drop the final ( i ) from the adj. 2. Add katta

Ex: ureshii drop the final i

ureshikatta add katta

Ex sentence: watashi wa ureshikatta.

( I was happy. )

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Rules for conjugating i-adjectives(Past Negative (informal)

1. Drop the final ( i ) 2. Add ku nakatta

Ex: ureshii ureshiku nakatta

Ex sentence: watashi wa ureshiku nakatta.

( I was not happy.)

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BRACE YOURSELF!

Here come examples of common

i-adjectives for you to practice with.

They are written in all the 4 tenses we’ve

covered.

1. Present Affirmative /2. Present Negative

3.Past Affirmative / 4. Past Negative

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Takai= expensive

Takai= is expensive Takakunai=not expensive Takakatta=was expensive Takaku nakatta= was not

expensive

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Yasui=cheap

Yasui= is cheap Yasuku nai= is not cheap Yasukatta= was cheap Yasuku nakatta= was not

cheap

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Ureshii=happy

Ureshii= is happy Ureshiku nai= is not happy Ureshikatta = was happy Ureshiku nakatta= was not

happy

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Oishii = delicious (good tasting)

Oishii = is delicious Oishiku nai = is not delicious Oishikatta = was delicious Oishiku nakatta = was not

delicious

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Mazui= bad tasting

Mazui = is bad tasting Mazuku nai = is not bad tasting Mazukatta = was bad tasting Mazuku nakatta = was not bad

tasting

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Kanashii= sad

Kanashii = is sad Kanashiku nai= is not sad Kanashikatta= was sad Kanashiku nakatta= was not

sad

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Atsui= hot

Atsui = is hot Atsuku nai = is not hot Atsukatta= was hot Atsuku nakatta= was not hot

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Samui= cold

Samui= is cold Samuku nai= is not cold Samukatta = was cold Samuku nakatta= was not

cold

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Chiisai= small

Chiisai= is small Chiisaku nai = is not small Chiisakatta= was small Chiisaku nakatta= was not

small

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Ookii = big

Ookii = is big Ookiku nai = is not big Ookikatta= was big Ookiku nakatta = was not big

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Akarui = bright

Akarui= is bright Akaruku nai = is not bright Akarukatta = was bright Akaruku nakatta= was not

bright

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Kurai = dark

Kurai = is dark Kuraku nai = is not dark Kurakatta= was dark Kuraku nakatta = was not

bright

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Isogashii= busy

Isogashii = is busy Isogashiku nai = is not busy Isogashikatta = was busy Isogashiku nakatta = was not

busy

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Tanoshii = fun/pleasant

Tanoshii = is fun Tanoshiku nai = is not fun Tanoshikatta = was fun Tanoshiku nakatta = was not

fun

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Hayai = fast

Hayai = is fast Hayaku nai = is not fast Hayakatta = was fast Hayaku nakatta = was not fast

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Osoi = slow

Osoi = is slow Osoku nai = is not slow Osokatta = was slow Osoku nakatta= was not slow

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ii= good

ii= is good Yoku nai= is not good Yokatta = was good Yoku nakatta = was not good

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Warui= bad

Warui = is bad Waruku nai = is not bad Warukatta = was bad Waruku nakatta = was not bad

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Atarashii= new

Atarashii = is new Atarashiku nai = is not new Atarashikatta= was new Atarashiku nakatta = was not

new

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Furui= old

Furui = is old Furuku nai = is not old Furukatta = was old Furuku nakatta= was not old

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Yasashii = easy

Yasashii= is easy Yasashiku nai = is not easy Yasashikatta = was easy Yasashiku nakatta = was not

easy

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Muzukashii= difficult

Muzukashii= is difficult Muzukashiku nai = is not difficult Muzukashikatta= was difficult Muzukashiku nakatta = was not

difficult

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Omoshiroi = interesting

Omoshiroi = is interesting Omoshiroku nai= is not interesting Omoshirokatta= was interesting Omoshiroku nakatta = was not

interesting

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tsumaranai= boring

Tsumaranai = is boring Tsumaranaku nai= is not boring Tsumaranakatta= was boring Tsumaranaku nakatta= was not

boring

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Tooi= far/distant

Tooi= is far Tooku nai= is not far Tookatta = was far Tooku nakatta = was not far

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Chikai= close

Chikai= is close Chikaku nai = is not close Chikakatta = was close Chikaku nakatta= was not

close

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Itai= painful

Itai= is painful Itaku nai= is not painful Itakatta = was painful Itaku nakatta = was not

painful

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Amai=sweet

Amai= is sweet Amaku nai = is not sweet Amakatta= was sweet Amaku nakatta= was not

sweet

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Suppai= sour

Suppai= is sour Suppaku nai= is not sour Suppakatta = was sour Suppaku nakatta = was not

sour

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Omoi = heavy

Omoi = is heavy Omoku nai = is not heavy Omokatta = was heavy Omoku nakatta = was not

heavy

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Karui = light (for weight)

Karui= is light Karuku nai = is not light Karukatta = was light Karuku nakatta = was not light

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Semai = narrow

Semai = is narrow Semaku nai = is not narrow Semakatta = was narrow Semaku nakatta = was not

narrow

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hiroi = wide

Hiroi = is wide Hiroku nai = is not wide Hirokatta = was wide Hiroku nakatta = was not wide

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• Translate the following words in ( informal )japanese with their

proper conjugations. Ex: Is happy = ureshii

1. Is far =

2. Is cold =

3. Is big =

4. Is hot =

5. Is fun =

6. Is busy =

7. Is bright =

8. Is cheap =

9. Is delicious =

10. is good =

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• Translate the following words in ( informal )japanese with their

proper conjugations. Ex: Is not happy = ureshiku nai

1. Is not cold =

2. Is not far =

3. Is not busy =

4. Is not big =

5. Is not hot =

6. Is not expensive=

7. Is not good = *note, negative tense of yoi(good) must be used here, ii(good) can only be used in the present affirmative tense.

8. Is not small =

9. Is not new =

10. Is not delicious =

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Ex: Was far = tookatta

1. Was happy =

2. Was big =

3. Was delicious =

4. Was good =

5. Was bad=

6. Was busy =

7. Was wide =

8. Was fun =

9. Was cheap=

10. Was sweet =

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Ex: Was not expensive = takaku nakatta

1. Was not far =

2. Was not small =

3. Was not heavy =

4. Was not dark =

5. Was not happy =

6. Was not near =

7. Was not busy =

8. Was not delicious =

9. Was not fun =

10. Was not cheap =