japanese · Shopping & Money · Lesson 34
How Much? Asking Prices & Basic Adjectives
Learning to ask prices and using fundamental descriptive adjectives.
At a souvenir shop, you're comparing two items. You ask the clerk, 'How much is this big one?' and comment that the smaller one seems quite cheap.
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to pay
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
expensive / tall
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).
cheap / inexpensive
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).
big / large
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).
small / little
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).
many / much
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).
few / little
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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how much (price)
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