Nominalizers こと＆の
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Nominalizers are very handy grammar items that convert verbs (or sometimes entire sentences) into a noun. They can be very useful when you want to speak about an action as a noun. In this lesson, you will learn how to make verbs work as a noun like “eating” (as in "I like eating sushi".) and “to eat”(as in "I like to eat sushi") in English.
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Thank you for your lesson! Your explanation is super easy. I understood everything. Keep up the great worl!
Thanks for the lovely comment. Will try to create more!
教えてくれてありがとう👍
ありがとうございます。
This video was very well done, I hope you make more in the future as I could see your channel taking off 😁
Thank you for the concise explanation with English examples.
It's my first time to notice ことas a nominalizer もっとありがとうございます❤️
Wow! I was so confused before but you explained it so well. Thanks
ありがとうございます！
This is such a great lesson. ありがとうございます！
Btw the の is just a possessive form from のもと (and the "moto" is just an invisible noun that possess this and everything else you apply before の without 'after' part :)). The literal translation would be like "That thing of [phrase]". "That thing of 'Watch TV', I don't like it". I think the のもと is actually how this explained for Japanese kids in school to not break construction of AのB.
Did you mean "もの" instead of ”もと"?
@@taksensei6217 Yep, sorry ;) もの that it
Thank you for the class, it was very clarifying. :)
Loved the quizes, very helpful. Great video! Thank you so much!
Thank you for this quick lesson! :)
ありがとうございます。
Perfect explaination, thank you!
Thank you for the nice comment!
Nice teaching. Thanks.
日本語を話すことがむずかしいです。でも、面白いですね。
I've seen this grammar so many times and now, I know how to use it 😁 Thank you Sensei
うれしいです。ありがとう。Thank you very much for letting me know. I am glad to know this video was helpful to you.
This has helped me a lot! ありがとうございます！
I learned a lot from this, thank you!
Thank you for your kind words!
I really liked your format!
テレビを見ること
スポ―ツをするの
日本語が話すること
たまごを料理するの
シャワーを浴びないこと
どうもありがとう
4/5!! I didn't analyze the number 5 😂😂
the 5th is tricky. Well done for achieving 80% :)
テレビを見ること好きで
スポ―ツをとくこと
ト厶さんが日本語上手話するの
料理するを下手の
シャワーを浴びないの
you can check your answers in the video.
じゃあ、「友達と公園で遊ぶことが好きです」と「友達と公園で遊ぶのが好きです」の違いは何ですか？
同じですよ。It is interchangeable in most contexts but there are exceptions :)
Thank you so much that helped me a lot ^_^
私は貴方のことが好きです。
Could you explain, please, why do we use のこと in this situation?
「のこと」is not a nominalizer in this case, as that is attached to 「あなた」 which is a noun. This こと is more like "things". So, the translation of your sentence is "I like anything/everything about you." Hope this helps.
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It helped. Thank you 😊
no et koto sont donc interchangeables dans tous les cas ?
do you hate watching anime? :(
LOL! that is just an example! My favourite anime movies are totoro, spirited away, nausicca, your name etc
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ありがとうございます。