[GENKI Lesson 10] Adjectives/Nouns + の (How to say "the big one", "the Japanese one", etc.)
#Japanese #particle #日本語 In this video, we will learn how to use adjectives and nouns with の to say "the big one", "the Japanese one", etc. to avoid repeating. の [GENKI Lesson 10] Comparison Among Three or More Items in Japanese [Minna no nihongo Lesson 12] Adjの 0:00 Introduction 0:11 Grammar - いadjective + の 0:52 Grammar - なadjective + の 1:28 Grammar - noun 1 + の + noun 2 1:57 How to say "mine" 2:22 Caveat 2:58 Examples 4:51 Quiz Expressions I like the funny ones I like the quiet ones I like the Japanese ones That cake is mine My computer broke. I will buy a new one. We have cakes. Please eat the one you like. I like cakes that aren't too sweet Plane tickets are expensive. The bullet train ones are inexpensive. I know the famous ones. Do you have a slightly bigger one. As for coffee, I like sweet ones. I like rock music. I also like quiet ones. How much is this pink one? I bought the cheapest one available in the store. Mine is gray
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