Tham khảo tài liệu 'japanese is possible - lesson 16', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Japanese is Possible! Week 16 Part 16 ● Sentences are Important ● Example Sentences ● Words to Learn Sentences are Important A lot of you have been waiting for this one! You've learned quite a few words, and quite a few articles of grammar. Now you're wondering how to use them in your own sentences. When learning Japanese (or any language), it is very important to read 100's of example sentences. This is so that you can get a feel for exactly how the words and bits of grammar are put together. You then get a feel for how to make your own sentences. Beleive it or not, it IS possible for an English speaker to get a "feel" for whether or not a Japanese sentence sounds right. Just like English speakers have an "ear" for good English, you will also acquire an "ear" for Japanese. It will take a while, but it will happen for sure if you keep moving toward that goal. When you begin learning all the grammar, there are always a ton of questions in the back (or front) of your mind: "Would I use this word for this sentence?" "What if I want to say." ".does that sound right?" You won't be able to answer those questions yourself until you become familiar with Japanese . A lot of this type of knowledge can be acquired by reading tons of actual Japanese sentences. Seeing the various words and grammar pieces used together gives you an idea of how they are used. Many sentences have a lot in common, which you come to realize. Examples X wa Y desu. X is Y. X wa Y ni iru. X is in the Y. X no Y ni wa Z ga aru. There is a Z in X's Y. If you replace the X's and Y's with actual nouns (or even names), the sentences will become MUCH more interesting, and easy to remember: ore wa baka desu. I'm an idiot. ore wa honou ni iru. I'm in the fire. boku no boushi ni wa mikan ga aru. Inside my hat, there is an orange. Do you notice a similarity between these sentences? boku no tomodachi wa hashitte iru. omae no niisan wa nagutte iru. kanojo no kareshi wa unten shite iru. They all have a 'NO' at .
