Limosine Holocaust's Alcazar, hello and welcome to another class with this Japanese for picking this.
This is your teacher, Rosie, and I'm so excited about today's lesson because we will learn a lot of
new grammar today.
So without further ado, let's get into it.
Let's review what we have learned in our previous lesson.
Yeah.
Q Yeah.
Q Sacar Sacar.
Football, football.
Basketball.
Basketball, Buskin.
Busca, goal for, goal for.
Health care, health care, I still care, I so care by the border, by their border, buddy, buddy,
poo poo, poo poo, I can I can see I see more border.
I mean.
I mean, then she then she gets.
That's.
McKetta mcara.
Keir.
Kid not get not get a great job.
And today, we will learn just a few new words.
OK, so the first one is movie Agar Agar Agar.
To get married, OK, concert, a concert, OK, concert at.
To be crowded, to be packed, come.
Com.
To Kerry or to have something to Mozza, Mozza.
To lose weight, yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
To gain weight football.
Foot or foot or music on Goku, on gaggle, on gaggle.
Video games, video game, video game, video game.
Great job.
OK, so today's grammar or one poll will be Tejeda data and verb stem plus verb simplist Nick.
So let's start with David.
Why do we use it and why do we need in general and what does it express?
So I separated four different parts of our place in grammar.
So first it can play a part of Progressive Tense.
So what I'm currently doing, the second one can be continuous that I have been doing something OK,
I have been doing something for a period of time, then frequent actions and it might be a condition
or state of the subject.
For example, if someone is married, it's like a continuous state, it's a condition.
So we would use terror.
OK.
So now how do we make it here?
So basically we need the care form of the verb and then we add you.
OK, so if we have the verb to eat, the better terraformed would be, the better, the better.
So then we would add YouTube and we would have Thabit there a bit there.
That would be you to form continuous form for your mom to read to form would be Yandi Yandi.
So then we would add era and we would have Yandi Young Dayr.
To write Koku form would be quite the kite there, so we would add it and we would have criteria, criteria,
I bet the Yandi Kitara.
Now, for two irregular verbs, Suto Ancora pseudo would change into starer, stator encoder would change
into the to get there.
So Stara and their.
Let's take a look.
So we would have affirmative negative present and past, OK, so affirmative presentence would be midday
mass, midday mass.
So remember means to look at the form midday mass.
So is president affirmative midday, much the past, affirmative.
Negative would be midday Marsan, midday Marsan and past negative would be midday my Sandesh, the midday
my Sandesh.
So please remember these endings.
So they will be very useful for making sentences and conjugating.
OK, so they must meet, they must start midday mass in midday mass.
Then they start.
So let's take a look at the sentence so we would figure out when do we use it?
So I said go on, or Thurbert, there are Sargon or Thabit there.
So eating breakfast now, how not Thabit Theater in the process of eating right now?
Yes, very good.
OK, or we can see here, Gohan or Thabiti Mass, Hiroko Hannelore, 20 months eating lunch now, but
if we use Tamar's Muqtedar, it would be more formal.
Tejeda you can use among your friends, but Tamaz is a bit more formal.
Hohn or your name on or your name, as I am reading a book now, or your name was.
OK, and now if I want to say that I have been doing something for a period of time, this would be
a very good example.
NINAN Connie Hongbo, being your Stamets meaning home or being must mean.
Ninan Two years.
Carn period of time.
So for a period of two years.
Nyongo Japanese language being your study.
So bank your certa would change into stator banker status or bank, which they must have been studying.
So I had been studying Japanese for two years, two years meaning income.
Now, if we're talking about habits, what we're doing every day, for example, Mainichi ego Demus,
Mainichi Egg on midday mass, then we can also then we can also use TerraForm Mainichi every day a go
or movie I watch.
So I watch movies every day.
Or for a state or condition, as I have mentioned before, DaMarcus on the they must damarcus on what
Consti must.
So Mr. Tanaka is married, KONCZ They must.
My dog, I miss my dog, I tamaz.
So I try to be open so the windows open or has been left open by someone, so then we would say Magodonga
I Demus.
Tokyo, you are taught them, of course, they must talk, you are taught them, of course they must.
Tokyo train station is very crowded.
So it's it's condition, it's very crowded right now.
OK, now we have some verbs with which there is very often used.
OK, so our first verb is to wear above your waist the clothes above your waist.
So if you're talking about wearing something like, oh, today I'm wearing a t shirt or a hoodie, whatever,
you wouldn't use ski masks.
You would use them as they must you would use you to form of this verb.
OK, so it means where's now?
We have another verb, similar somewhat to live somewhere.
So let's say someone asks you, where do you live?
You wouldn't say sameem us.
You would reply by Sunday Mass because you're continuously living there.
Sunday Mass, for example.
Tawakoni Sunday Mass.
I live in Tokyo now.
Mozza to have.
Mozza, if you're talking about having something, you would use, not much mass, because what you
would sound like you're carrying something modern day mass would sound like you have something.
Now, another verb for Toyota to gain weight if someone is overweight, you would say for today, must
for thought, they must again, Toyota form.
Yes, sir.
To lose weight.
So if someone is very thin, you could say yes, that the mouse.
Said they must.
So we would use reform now shuta to know chuda.
So if someone knows something we would say they must stay must even if we would want to ask something.
Do you know we would ask they musker -- they must come so they know they musker.
And Okita, to wake up, to get up, if you're talking about something that someone is awake, you would
say what?
The mass of the muscles are there, again, continuous form.
So these ones will be very often used with their.
Now it's practice time.
I will ask your question, manager Steve Musker, manager Steve Musker, what are you doing?
And you'll need to translate what you can see here in black.
OK, so I will give you 10 seconds for each question.
And if you feel like you need more time, feel free to pause the lesson.
OK, let's go.
So how would you translate.
I'm swimming.
Or your demons or your demons.
I'm reading.
Your name as your name is very good, I'm drinking.
Monday marks, Monday must be perfect, I'm sleeping.
Net, Damon's net daily mass, I'm listening to music.
On the court today marks on the court he tamaz.
I'm taking a photo.
Sesshin or thought, they must sesshin or thought they must.
I'm singing.
But that they must, that they must.
I'm playing tennis.
Then, so they must then you saw Stamets.
I'm playing video games.
Video game or stay must be the game or stamens.
Very good.
OK, so our second ramify today is to go to do something and it's deps then plus Niekerk.
So it's movement and its purpose.
So let's say we want to say to go to eat, we would say Tabi Neka.
So we need verb stem.
So to be a mass word, some would be Tabare and Tabib would be purpose of our movement.
So why are we going somewhere in general.
Because we want to eat.
Yes, we will eat.
So this is our purpose.
Tabi Neka.
Let's take a look at some examples, that being Imus Dubnyk, Imus.
I will go to eat.
Cobban or Kaney, Kamus Koban or Kaney months, I will go to buy a bag.
So supinely tomato koeneke must serve binay tomato canik, you must I will go to the supermarket to
buy tomatoes.
Steffanie, Subang, Bengazi, Imus, Sabena, Subang or Bengazi, Mickey Mouse, I will go to Spain
to study Spanish, so I will go somewhere to do something.
Candy corn or Yomi, you must pass your candy corn or your Mickey Mouse, I will go to library to read
the book.
Coughing Cohill nominee, Thomas Coveny, call your nominee Kimmons, so I will go to the cafe to have
coffee, to drink coffee.
Now is practice time and the timer.
Let's try to translate the sentences in black.
I'll give you 10 seconds, OK?
So try to translate this.
I will go to swim.
Or Yogini Mass or Yogini Kumuls, very good, or Yoji, is our system perfect?
I will go to eat.
Tobei Neki must have been was very good.
I will go to study Japanese.
Nyongo being Kyoshi, you must nyongo being Kyoshi Neki mouse, so she makes the stem would be she she.
That's why we say Bengazi neki must.
I will go to meet to meet someone.
I Iniki must, I must.
I will go to exercise.
On those Iniki months under, Shinseki must be perfect.
I will go to see a movie.
A though many months ago, many months, amazing, very good, that's again.
Is that why this is so hard and you have finished yet another lesson full of grammar, so now you will
be able to say more things freely on the date of assignments.
And I'll see you in our next lesson, Matanya.