Simple Guide to Japanese Adjectives

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- The second type is the na-adjective, A2. A2 takes な (na) before the noun that it modifies.
Examples of samui
Examples of na-adjectives are “静か(shizuka/quiet)”, “簡単(kantan/simple,easy)” or “便利(benri/convenient)”.
Japanese Adjectives Conjugations
Japanese adjectives conjugate into different forms. In order to get this matter cleared up, below are the rules for Conjugations.
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Past |
Present Negative |
Past Negative |
I-Adj (A1) |
Plain |
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Polite |
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Na-Adj (A2) |
Plain |
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Polite |
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