He has seven children in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

かれ は ななにん の こども が います。

Explanation of Sentence Formation:
– かれ (kare): This is the pronoun "he."
– は (wa): This is the topic marker, indicating that "he" is the topic of the sentence.
– ななにん (nananin): This means "seven people," where "なな" (nana) is the numeral for seven and "にん" (nin) is the counter for people.
– の (no): This is a possessive particle, indicating possession or association. Here, it links "seven people" with "children."
– こども (kodomo): This means "children."
– が (ga): This is the subject marker, indicating that "children" is the subject of the verb.
– います (imasu): This verb means "to exist" for animate objects, indicating that the subject "exists" (in this case, "children").

Tips to Remember:
1. Pronoun First: Start with the pronoun (かれ – he).
2. Topic Marker: Use は (wa) after the pronoun to mark the topic.
3. Number and Counter: Follow with the number (なな – seven) and counter (にん – for people).
4. Possessive Particle: Use の (no) to link the number of people to what they are (こども – children).
5. Subject Marker: Use が (ga) to mark the subject.
6. Verb: End with the appropriate verb to indicate existence (います – to exist for animate objects).

Alternate Ways to Say "He has seven children":
1. かれ の こども は ななにん です。
– Romanized: Kare no kodomo wa nananin desu.
– Translation: His children are seven (in number).

2. かれ は こども が ななにん います。
– Romanized: Kare wa kodomo ga nananin imasu.
– Translation: He has children, seven (in number).

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