101 Lesson 26: Japanese い-Adjective Part (1): Express your feeling in Japanese

Japanese い-Adjective Step-by-Step Tutorial: Beginner's Lesson
In this lesson, I'll guide you from understanding their pronunciation to using them in basic sentences.
Japanese い-adjectives are an essential part of the language, allowing you to describe people, objects, and emotions with ease.
They directly attach to nouns, bringing color and depth to your conversations.
Throughout this lesson, I am engaged in interactive pronunciation practice to ensure you feel confident when using these adjectives in conversation.
In Part (2), I am also exploring a range of common い-adjectives, learning how to conjugate them to express various past/future tenses with negative /positive sentences. So keep learning.
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Resources:
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You can download both i-adjectives and na-adjectives from the following site.
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- Words you will learn in this lesson -
さむい (samui) - cold
あつい (atsui) - hot
たかい (takai) - expensive
やすい (yasui) - cheap
つよい (tsuyoi) - strong
やさしい (yasashii) - kind
おもい (omoi) - heavy
おもしろい (omoshiroi) - funny/interesting
おおきい (ookii) - big
ちいさい (chiisai) - small
あたらしい (atarashii) - new
ふるい (furui) - old
おいしい (oishii) - tasty
まずい (mazui) - unappetizing
むずかしい (muzukashii) - difficult
みじかい (mijikai) - short
ながい (nagai) - long
うれしい (ureshii) - happy
かなしい (kanashii) -sad