Usage of "suki" (na-adj) - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
2020年11月13日 · A very tight and direct translation of [好き]{suki }[な]{na }[人]{hito} into English would be more like "liked person". You can tell whom the person is liked by, by whomever is …
grammar - is suki an adjective and a verb? - Japanese Language …
2017年1月14日 · 好き suki is a difficult word. What is clear is that it derives from the verb 好く suku , which is still in use (most often in the passive voice: 好かれる "to be liked"). However, …
すき ("suki") vs すきだ ("sukida") - Japanese Language Stack …
2018年8月13日 · I am currently studying Japanese grammar at a beginner's level. Yes, I am familiar with Hiragana but I have not quite learnt Katakana yet. Obviously, I know Romaji and …
"No ga" .... -- what's this grammar rule? - Japanese Language Stack ...
What are the grammar rules here? 何【なに】をするのが好き【すき】ですか？ Nani wo suru no ga suki desu ka? Why "no ga"? Why before "suki"? Where can I read …
The difference between "Okiniiri no" and "Ichiban suki na"
一番好きな ichiban suki na = my [most] favourite; お気に入りの okiniiri no = one of my favourites; so that. Ichiban suki na nomimono wa mizu desu. My favourite drink is water. Okiniiri no …
words - Daisuki vs Aishiteru (大好き vs 愛してる) - Japanese …
2018年11月13日 · The types of "like"/"love" I know in japanese are the following: 好き [suki] - To like (Just like in english). 大好き [daisuki] - To like a lot. 愛 [ai]: sacrificial, unconditional, love …
word choice - Asking a question with "da" and "datta" - Japanese ...
2015年8月29日 · We use "desu" and "deshita" to make the polite form and "ka" to make it a question, for example: Tokyo ga suki desu ka? (Do you like Tokyo?) Tokyo ga suki deshita …
What exactly is "なの" (nano)? - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
This is actually technically the same thing that is happening when you place a な-adjective in front of a noun, too. In general, in Japanese you can simply place a verb, or verb-phrase in front of …
particles - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
2013年9月12日 · I am determined to learn Japanese, but I am really a newbie so my question may be very basic, but please bear with me. If I understand correctly, both -ga and -o particles …
X wa Y ga suki desu - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
2016年11月5日 · B: X wa Y ga suki desu. (It's Y who likes X.) B's answer would be pronounced with a different intonation from the normal "X wa Y ga suki desu". Nevertheless, people will …