japanese · Descriptions · Lesson 55
It Was Na-Adjective: Na-Adjective Past Tense
Learn to use the past tense of na-adjectives to describe what something or someone was like, focusing on convenience and importance.
You're reminiscing with a colleague about a past project or a previous job. You describe how the project *was* (e.g., difficult, important) or how your old office *was* (e.g., convenient, quiet).
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inconvenient
な-word
A describing word that needs な when placed before what it describes. 静かな部屋 means “quiet room.” These change differently from い-words.
terrible / very
な-word
A describing word that needs な when placed before what it describes. 静かな部屋 means “quiet room.” These change differently from い-words.
important / precious
な-word
A describing word that needs な when placed before what it describes. 静かな部屋 means “quiet room.” These change differently from い-words.
free (not busy)
な-word
A describing word that needs な when placed before what it describes. 静かな部屋 means “quiet room.” These change differently from い-words.
durable / strong
な-word
A describing word that needs な when placed before what it describes. 静かな部屋 means “quiet room.” These change differently from い-words.
easy / simple
な-word
A describing word that needs な when placed before what it describes. 静かな部屋 means “quiet room.” These change differently from い-words.
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na-adj past
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