Nice to meet you! I'm Kae.
Thank you for coming to this blog^^
はじめまして！私はかえです。
当ブログにお越しくださりありがとうございます^^
Everyone studying Japanese! Japanese is very beautiful.
I will explain Japanese grammar to tell it.
日本語を勉強している皆さん！日本語はとても美しい。
私はそれを伝えるために日本語の文法を説明するよ。
Sentences can be roughly divided into "noun sentences" with nouns as predicates, "adjective sentences" predicting adjectives (adjectives) and adjectives (n adjectives), and "verb sentences" predicting verbs. Specifically, it is as follows.
Mr. Sato is the president. (Noun sentence)
佐藤さんは社長だ。
Mr. Sato is kind. (Adjective sentence)
佐藤さんは親切だ。
Mr. Sato came. (Verb sentence)
佐藤さんが来た。
Well, in each of these sentences, the subject is "Mr. Sato", while the noun sentence and adjective sentence are indicated by "は" in the subject, while in the verb sentence the subject is indicated by "が" I notice that. In this way, "は" usually presents subjects of noun sentences and adjective sentences, and "が" presents the subject of verb sentences.
Up to here for this time!
If you want to know more, please also look at the next blog !!
今日はここまで！
もし、もっと知りたければ次のブログもみてね！！