| in English | in Japanese | S |
|---|---|---|
| I still haven’t bought my younger sister’s present | ใใใ ใฏ ใใใใจ ใฎ ใใฌใผใณใ ใ ใพใ ใใฃใฆใใพใใใ |
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Sentence info.
ใใใ ใฏ ใใใใจ ใฎ ใใฌใผใณใ ใ ใพใ ใใฃใฆใใพใใใ
Breakdown of the sentence:
1. ใใใ (Watashi) – "I" or "me" (subject)
2. ใฏ (wa) – Topic particle indicating the main topic of the sentence
3. ใใใใจ (imouto) – "younger sister"
4. ใฎ (no) – Possessive particle, showing that the present belongs to or is for the younger sister
5. ใใฌใผใณใ (purezento) – "present" or "gift"
6. ใ (wo/o) – Object particle, indicating the object of the verb
7. ใพใ (mada) – "still" or "yet" (implying something not done yet)
8. ใใฃใฆใใพใใ (katteimasen) – Negative form of ใใ (kau – to buy), meaning "haven't bought"
Tips to remember:
– Watashi wa: Always use "ใใใ ใฏ" to start when saying โIโ in a polite/formal way.
– [Person] no: To show possession or belonging, use the structure โ[person or thing] ใฎ [item or thing]โ.
– Purezento: Some loan words can be easily memorized because they closely resemble English words.
– O: To mark the object in a sentence, always use "ใ".
– Mada: Remember "ใพใ " as "still" or "yet", indicating ongoing or incomplete action.
– Katteimasen: This is a negative present/present perfect form. "ใใ" (to buy) becomes "ใใฃใฆ" (te-form), then attach "ใใพใใ" to make it negative present perfect.
Alternate Ways to Say It:
1. ใใใ ใฏ ใใใใจ ใฎ ใใฌใผใณใ ใ ใพใ ใใใฆใใพใใใ
– Romanized: Watashi wa imลto no purezento o mada kลteimasen.
– (Using different verb "่ฒทใ" read as "ใใ" in Kansai dialect)
2. ใใใใจ ใฎ ใใฌใผใณใ ใ ใพใ ใใฃใฆใใชใใ
– Romanized: Imลto no purezento o mada katteinai.
– (More casual, drops "ใใใ ใฏ")
3. ใพใ ใใใใจ ใฎ ใใฌใผใณใ ใ ใใฃใฆใใพใใใ
– Romanized: Mada imลto no purezento o katteimasen.
– (Changing word order for emphasis on "still")
4. ใพใ ใใใใจ ใฎ ใใฌใผใณใ ใ ใใฃใฆใใชใใ
– Romanized: Mada imouto no purezento o katteinai.
– (Casual and emphasizes "still")
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