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adj 形容詞
- 1. 緊張的
- 2. 繃緊的
vt 及物動詞
- 1. 繃緊
vi 不及物動詞
- 1. 繃緊
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2020年10月14日 · Masu, on the other hand, is added to a verb. For example, “I drink coffee every day” in Japanese is watashi wa mainichi ko-hi- wo nomimasu. Notice that the verb for "drink," nomu, is conjugated and followed by the ending masu. In past tense, desu/masu is changed to deshita/mashita.
2017年3月30日 · So when writing a verb, you use a kanji for the base concept, then hiragana to alter the pronunciation and add more meaning, such as the tense. For instance, the verb miru , meaning “see,” is written 見る, combining the kanji 見 (mi) with the hiragana る (ru).
2022年6月1日 · Since Japanese doesn't have a dedicated future tense, this grammatical structure is also often used for describing actions and phenomena that will take place in the future. Common Phrases: Kaze ga fukimasu (Wind blows/Wind will blow), Hi ga terimasu (The sun shines/The sun will shine), Hi ga demasu (The sun comes out/The sun will ...
2017年10月16日 · Sumimasen can expand to sumimasen deshita, which puts it in the past tense and sounds a little heavier. It implies, "I'm sorry for what has happened."
2016年8月8日 · Why are we using the past tense? Unfortunately, in 2009 a fire spread from the boiler room of Ryokufuso. While all the residents safely escaped, the place was burned to ashes. The fire was so large that it could be seen from two kilometers away.
2015年11月16日 · His ability to adapt is second to none, and his weird humor is also great for diffusing a tense situation. When push comes to shove, you never want to find yourself on the wrong end of his sword!
2016年3月3日 · The kendama is a wooden toy that consists of a wooden ball, or dama (玉), and a main body, called the ken for its vaguely sword-like shape—though the kanji can be either "sword" (剣) or "fist" (拳), and very often it's simply written in hiragana (けん) to get けん玉. The kendama body has three concave cups of slightly different sizes ...
