Lesson 6: (No Plural Nouns)

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Lesson 6:  (No Plural Nouns)

 

In English, Plural Nouns usually end in (-s). 

For example, one “Cake” becomes two “Cakes”.

 

                But, in Japanese, there are usually no Plural Nouns. 

For example, one “Cake” remains two “Cake”…there is no (-s).

 

English:       I                        eat                        cakes.

                    Subj                   Verb                      Obj

 

Japanese:   I wa                cake o                   eat.                       (Notice:  I said  ‘cake’  not  ‘cakes’.)

                   Subj                    Obj                         Verb

 

 

Practice:

1.   I             gave                      televisions.
2. You        saw                        cakes.
3. He          gave                      oranges.
4. We         saw                        radios.
5. They      gave                      cameras.

 

Answers:

1.    I wa                     television o         gave.
2. You wa                 cake o                   saw.
3. He wa                   orange o              gave.
4. We wa                  radio o                  saw.
5. They wa               camera o             gave.

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