She is a very talented singer in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

かのじょ は とても じょうず な かしゅ です。
(Kanojo wa totemo jouzu na kashu desu.)

Breakdown and Explanation:
– かのじょ (kanojo): She/her. This is the subject of the sentence.
– は (wa): Topic marker. Indicates that "she" is the topic of the sentence.
– とても (totemo): Very. This is an intensifier to emphasize the level of skill.
– じょうず (jouzu): Skillful/talented. Describes her ability.
– な (na): Conjunctive particle used before a noun.
– かしゅ (kashu): Singer. This is the noun that "じょうず" is describing.
– です (desu): Copula, which acts like the verb "is" to state something about the subject.

Tips to Remember:
1. Subject-Topic-Description-Noun-Verb: Japanese sentence structure often places the topic first, followed by descriptors, and ends with the verb/copula.
2. Use of とても: This is a common word to emphasize adjectives, similar to "very" in English.
3. Combination with な: When using adjectives before nouns, often "な" is required to link them.

Alternate Ways to Say "She is a very talented singer":

1. かのじょ は すごく じょうず な かしゅ です。
(Kanojo wa sugoku jouzu na kashu desu.)
– すごく (sugoku): Very (casual form of とても).

2. かのじょ は ひじょう に じょうず な かしゅ です。
(Kanojo wa hijou ni jouzu na kashu desu.)
– ひじょう に (hijou ni): Extremely.

3. かのじょ は たいへん じょうず な かしゅ です。
(Kanojo wa taihen jouzu na kashu desu.)
– たいへん (taihen): Very (often used to express a high degree of something).

4. かのじょ は とても うまい かしゅ です。
(Kanojo wa totemo umai kashu desu.)
– うまい (umai): Skilled/good (more casual, but similar meaning to じょうず).

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