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んです
Again, JLPT sensei's table from here is really useful to summarize how to use it:
Note to self - な is added to な-adjectives, but な is only added to nouns when it's a question. How confusing!
Also, the table says "Verb (casual)", which I suppose means that instead of じゃありません, we use じゃない. Also, instead of でした, we use だった.
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Omake 1
Since I occasionally run across funny sentences or interesting grammar points that are too early to put into a lesson, I’ve decided to include short ‘omake’ or extras!
I came across this sentence: ぼーっとしていて、昨日財布をどこかに落としてしまったんです。
which some of my American friends translated as (using Google): “I was drowning, and dropped my wallet somewhere yesterday.”
I was drowning, and dropped my wallet somewhere yesterday. (-_-;)・・・
It actually means: “I was being absent minded, and unfortunately dropped my wallet somewhere yesterday.” Which somehow still sounds like Dazai-san (￢_￢;)
How google comes up with ‘drowning’, I have no idea! ヽ(ˇヘˇ)ノ
Anyway, rapid sentence breakdown:
ぼーっとする botto suru: to do nothing worthwhile; to abstractedly/dazedly/dreamily do something, aka to be absent minded ～ていた: ~teita: was doing X ～て: te form: sentence/verb connector ぼーっとしていて: botto shiteite: was being absent minded 昨日: きのう:kinou: yesterday 財布: さいふ:saifu: wallet を: o particle: marks a direct object (the thing you do an action on) どこか: dokoka: somewhere に: ni particle: marks direction/location 落とす: おとす:otosu: to drop 落として: おとして:te form of otosu ~てしまう: ~teshimau: ‘unfortunately does X/ X unfortunately happens’ ~てしまった: ~teshimatta: past tense: unfortunately did X ~んです:~ ndesu: ‘n’ added to plain forms, gives a bit of emotion or empathy, and followed by da or desu
me translating んですgrammar lol
Gaming Things that make you RAGE #625
Resident Evil 5: Fighting Ndesu on Professional Mode
submitted by: Cyberpunk
OPENED UP POINT COMMISSIONS ON DA
suffering a severe case of artblock
please help me
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CAPCOM. NDESU IS THE WORST BOSS I HAVE EVER FOUGHT IN ANY VIDEO GAME EVER. IT'S NOT THAT I LACK A SKILL SET OR I'M JUST NOT GOOD AT THE GAME. THE REASON WHY IT IS SO DIFFICULT IS BECAUSE IT WAS A TERRIBLY DESIGNED FIGHT THAT REQUIRES REPETITIOUS ACTIONS AND NOT SKILL. YOU DIE NOT BECAUSE IT'S A HARD FIGHT, BUT BECAUSE IT'S A STUPID FIGHT.
I will kill who ever designed this boss.
