japanese · Descriptions · Lesson 51
Describing What's Not: i-Adjective Negation
Learn to state the negative qualities of people, places, and things using i-adjectives in their negative form.
You're shopping for a new book or looking for a movie to watch. You discuss with a friend what you *don't* find interesting, what isn't new, or what seems difficult, using negative i-adjectives.
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new
い-word
A describing word that ends in い. You change the ending to express different meanings — like 高い (expensive) becomes 高くない (not expensive).
old (things)
い-word
A describing word that ends in い. You change the ending to express different meanings — like 高い (expensive) becomes 高くない (not expensive).
young
い-word
A describing word that ends in い. You change the ending to express different meanings — like 高い (expensive) becomes 高くない (not expensive).
difficult
い-word
A describing word that ends in い. You change the ending to express different meanings — like 高い (expensive) becomes 高くない (not expensive).
interesting / funny
い-word
A describing word that ends in い. You change the ending to express different meanings — like 高い (expensive) becomes 高くない (not expensive).
boring
い-word
A describing word that ends in い. You change the ending to express different meanings — like 高い (expensive) becomes 高くない (not expensive).
Grammar Preview
i-adj negative
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