Book3_9 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 9 Taglish ■ ～んですか？ Meaning: “Bakit ganoon?” / “Ano ang sitwasyon?” / “Puwede mo bang ipaliwanag…?” Formation: Pangungusap (plain form) + んですか？ Key Point: Ginagamit ito para humingi ng…
Book3_8 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 8 Taglish ■ まだ V-て（い）ません Meaning: もう V-ました: “nagawa na” / “tapos na” Formation: もう + V-ました まだ + V-ていません Key Point: Ginagamit ang もう kapag tapos na o…
Book3_7 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 7 Taglish ■ ～たら、～ Meaning: “If/when S1 happens, then S2.” “Kapag/ kung nangyari ang S1, mangyayari ang S2.” Formation: Verb (past plain-form) + ら + Sentence イ-adjectiveい+ かったら +…
Book3_6 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 6 Taglish ■ V-るつもりです Meaning: “I plan to do…” / “Plano kong gawin…” “I intend to…” / “Balak kong gawin…” Formation: Verb (dictionary form) + つもりです Key Point: Ginagamit…
Book3_5 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 5 Taglish ■ V-（られ）ます Meaning: “Kayang gawin ang V” / “Puwedeng magawa ang V Formation: Group 1 (u-verbs): Palitan ang huling u → e + ます 例：飲[の]む → 飲[の]めます…
Book3_3 Taglish_Draft1
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 3 Taglish ■ S1 ので、S2 Meaning: “Dahil S1, S2.” / “Nangyayari ang S2 dahil sa S1.” Formation: Verb (plain form) + ので イ-adjective い + ので ナ-adjective な +…
Book3_2 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 2 Taglish ■ N1 は N2 が ナ-adjective です ■ N1 は N2 が イ-adjective です Meaning: “N1 has (N2 with a certain characteristic).” / “Si N1 ay may…
Book3_1 Taglish
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 1 Taglish ■ N1というN2 Meaning: “N2 called N1” / “Ang N2 ay tinatawag na N1” “N2 named N1” / “Pinangalanan ang N2 na N1” “N1 means…” / “Ang N1…
Book3_20
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 20 ■ Respectful Language Meaning: Used to show respect to the listener or the person being talked about by elevating their actions, state, or possessions. Formation: Group 1: Change…
Book3_19
Japanese Grammar – Book 3 Lesson 19 ■ Causative Form Meaning: “To make someone do something” (Force/Compulsion) or “To let someone do something” (Permission/Allowance).” Formation: Group 1 (U-verbs): Change the last vowel -u to -a…