This morning my boyfriend prepared breakfast in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

けさ わたし の かれし は ちょうしょく を じゅんび しました。

Romaji: Kesa watashi no kareshi wa chōshoku o junbi shimaa.

### Sentence Breakdown:
1. けさ (kesa) – This morning
2. わたし の (watashi no) – My
3. かれし は (kareshi wa) – Boyfriend (topic marker "wa" indicating the subject)
4. ちょうしょく を (chōshoku o) – Breakfast (object marker "o" indicating the object of the action)
5. じゅんび しました (junbi shimaa) – Prepared (past tense of the verb "junbi suru," which means "to prepare")

### Tips to Remember:
– Use familiar daily terms: けさ (kesa) means "this morning," and it's a common word.
– Possessive form: わたし の (watashi no) shows possession, meaning "my."
– Topic marker: は (wa) is the topic marker that comes after the subject.
– Object marker: を (o) is the object marker indicating what is being prepared.
– Verb forms: Memorize the polite past tense しました (shimaa) which is often used.

### Alternate Ways to Say It:
1. けさ ぼく の かれし は あさごはん を つくりました。
– Romaji: Kesa boku no kareshi wa asagohan o tsukurimaa.
– (This morning my boyfriend made breakfast.)

2. けさ わたし の ボーイフレンド は モーニング を ようい しました。
– Romaji: Kesa watashi no bōifurendo wa mōningu o yōi shimaa.
– (This morning my boyfriend prepared the morning meal.)

3. けさ かれ が あさごはん を じゅんび してくれました。
– Romaji: Kesa kare ga asagohan o junbi e kuremaa.
– (This morning he prepared breakfast for me.)

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