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Lesson 11: (Pronouns)
In English, we have Pronouns (words that take the place of Nouns):
I We
You
He/She They
In Japanese, there are also Pronouns:
Watashi (I) Watashitachi (We)
Anata (You)
Kare/Kanojo (He/She) Karera (They [ Males or Males & Females])
Kanojotachi (They [ Females only ])
Note: '+tachi' added onto Watashi(I) makes Watashitachi (We). '+tachi' is an unusual plural ending.
'+tachi' added onto Kanojo(She) makes Kanojotachi (They [Females only])
'+ra' added onto Kare(He) makes Karera (They [Males or Males & Females]
I ate the cake.
Subj Verb Object
Watashi wa cake o tabemashita.
Subj Obj Verb
Practice:
taberu - to eat miru - to watch/see ageru - to give (as a gift)
1.) I watched the television.
2.) You ate the cake.
3.) She gave an orange.
4.) We will see a radio.
5.) They(females only) gave a camera.
Answers:
1.) Watashi wa terebi o mimashita.
2.) Anata wa keeki o tabemashita.
3.) Kanojo wa orenji o agemashita.
4.) Watashitachi wa rajio o mimasu.
5.) Kanojotachi wa kamera o agemashita.
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