the simplest structure in japanese form is the structure "desu" (pronounced with silent u 'dess') e.g" inu desu" means" it's a dog." and "~masu" e.g " inu de wa arimasu" also mean "it's a dog" to make a negative sentence. the base is "nai" e.g "~janai desu" means "it's not a.~~" in a more formal way, e.g "~ dewa arimasen" which also means "it's not a~~" an example of a conversation "nan desu ka?" "inu desu" "what is it?" "it's a dog" "nan" means "what". and as we discussed earlier about "ka" it is used to mark a sentence as a question. " tori desu ka?" "hai, tori desu" "is it a bird?" "yes, it is a bird" "hai" means yes. if it isnt, "tori desu ka?" "iie,tori janai desu" "is it a bird" "no it isnt" "iie" means no. today's words : hai = yes iie = no inu = dog tori= bird

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Jul 5, 2009 ... the simplest structure in japanese form is the structure "desu" (pronounced with silent u 'dess'). e.g" inu desu" means" it's a dog." ...
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