japanese · Descriptions · Lesson 57
Connecting i-Adjectives: The て-Form
Learn to connect i-adjectives using the て-form (くて) to describe multiple qualities of an object or person, focusing on physical characteristics.
You're describing an item you bought, like a new scarf or a piece of furniture, to a friend. You use multiple i-adjectives to describe its qualities, such as 'It's thick and warm' or 'It's heavy and old'.
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thick / fat
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).
thin / slender
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).
heavy
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).
light (weight)
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).
thick (flat objects)
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).
thin (flat objects)
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).
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i-adj て-form
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