Plain form + んです (For Na-adjectives and Nouns , add な before んです).
Concept : Elevating the basic te ageru/morau/kureru structures to polite, respectful levels when interacting with superiors.
私は先生に褒められました (I was praised by the teacher). Lessons 43 & 47: Conjectures and Hearsay
- "I heard that") and making inferences with (
音楽を聴きながら勉強します。 (I study while listening to music). Minna No Nihongo 2 Lesson 26 To 50 Pdf Grammar
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An action was completed recently according to the speaker’s subjective feelings (could be hours, days, or months ago). Plain form + んです (For Na-adjectives and Nouns
+--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | THE BIG THREE ADVANCED FORMS | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | 1. PASSIVE FORM (Lesson 37) | Used when an action happens TO | | | you, often implying annoyance. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | 2. CAUSATIVE FORM (Lesson 48) | Used to mean "make someone do" | | | or "let someone do" something. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | 3. CAUSATIVE-PASSIVE (Lesson 49)| Used when you are "forced to do" | | | an action by someone else. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ Lesson 37: The Passive Voice ( ～られます )
する → できる; 来る → 来られる.
〜ようにする / 〜ようになる
Example : 病院へ行ったほうがいいです。 (You should go to the hospital.) Lessons 43 & 47: Conjectures and Hearsay -
This upgrades the giving/receiving grammar from Lesson 24 to include social hierarchy. Higher status person gives to you. いただく: You receive from a higher status person. さしあげる: You give to a higher status person. Lesson 42: Purpose (~ために vs. ~のに)
来るかどうか、わかりません。 (Kuru ka dou ka, wakarimasen.) – "I don't know whether they will come or not."
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