Genki L9 Adjectives た and なかった: past affirmative and negative forms (JLPT N5)

Japanese adjective conjugation rules are easy - they are systematic!! This video explains how to conjugate Japanese adjectives (i-adjectives and na-adjectives) in their past short forms for casual speech.

[@CC164]

I was learning abt this and I needed another source, a perfect topic 👍

[@shoabmiah527]

Excellent teacher and teaching

[@n20games52]

ビデオをありがとうございました。 Very helpful!

[@DragonLady99100]

Thanks for the compliment! ありがとうございます。😊

[@ReiRei12]

Thank you so much!!!

[@gagandeepprajapati8132]

Could you tell how to make adjective in continues tens as we use verd ni countineus

[@louish5068]

Was learning this from tae kims guide to japanese grammar and it felt like the つ wasnt written in the small form to denote that its datta and katta not datsuta and katsuta.
I felt like it must be datta and katta because i had heard them before but the book threw me off. Being able to hear it definitely helped. Thank you so much

[@DragonLady99100]

Thanks for taking the time to write. I am glad you have noticed it is small つ as in だった (datta) and かった (katta). Good luck with your study of Japanese. がんばってください。

[@mia-to7wy]

arogatou i subscribed

[@DragonLady99100]

Thank you!!🙂

[@ariah5093]

Genki teaches past tense affirmative of な-adjectives as 元気でした. Is this just another way to say the same things?

[@pulasthinisal2638]

Sensei do you have any pdfs regarding this lesson? this one is very usefull

[@amandam8858]

Agreed i had to take screen shot.

[@norhanmostafa2950]

Na adj ..　元気じゃありませんでした。元気じゃありません 。why didn't we change it like that?

[@shashinkan99]

I adjetive KATTA and NA adjetive DATTA is that correct sensei

[@DragonLady99100]

Yes

[@shashinkan99]

@@DragonLady99100 thank you sensei

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