Neon Japanese_Japanese Knowledge Grammar Learning: Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns

Today, Neon Japanese has compiled some judgment sentences of basic Japanese sentence patterns for everyone to learn.

　　1.A is B. (A is B.) ）

　　◈Explanation:

　　Is: No. 1sukesuke,读saku "Wa".

　　It is: Judgment assistance "this", the end of the phrase.

　　Example:

　　1. Mr. Kim is Korean.

　　(Xiao Jin is Chinese.) ）

　　2. Mr. Ono is Japanese.

　　(Mr. Ono is Japanese.) ）

　　3. I am Lee.

　　(I'm Xiao Li.) ）

　　2.A is not B. (A non-y: B.) ）

　　"Not "this is" negative form.

　　Example:

　　1. Mr. Ono is not a student.

　　(Mr. Ono is not a student.) ）

　　2. He is not Mr. Yamada.

　　(That person is not Yamada.) ）

　　3. That is not an apple.

　　(That's not Apple.) ）

　　3.Is N1 N2? (N1 is N2? ）

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　　"か" is the final auxiliary word used to express doubt.

　　Is Mr. Kim a student?

　　(Is Mr. Kim a student?) ）

　　2. Is Mr. Lee an office worker?

　　(Is Xiao Li an employee of the company?) )

　　3. Is this a novel?

　　(Is this a novel?) )

　　INTERVIEWER Affirmative answer: Yes, that's right.

　　(Yes, that's right.) )

　　INTERVIEWER Negative answer: No, no.

　　(No, it's not.) )