何は”新宿”ですか？？？？？ I've learned this new word "新宿（しんじゅく）” and when it's supposed to say… - Feed Post by _Heiyou_
何は”新宿”ですか？？？？？
I've learned this new word "新宿（しんじゅく）” and when it's supposed to say it's meaning like ”車（くるま）” has 'car' under it so you know what it means BUT 新宿 doesn't! I need to know what it means cause write now it's useless to me and I don't want that so, please help me :)
I've learned this new word "新宿（しんじゅく）” and when it's supposed to say it's meaning like ”車（くるま）” has 'car' under it so you know what it means BUT 新宿 doesn't! I need to know what it means cause write now it's useless to me and I don't want that so, please help me :)
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I believe it's because 新宿 refers to the Tokyo city 新宿区 (しんじゅくく) so it's meaning is basically it's own name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinjuku
that makes sense, thanks.
The correct way of asking/making a sentences in japanese is ”新宿”は何ですか The subject is supposed to be at the front then followed by the particle. So that would be 新宿は。While in English, the particle comes first followed by subject. "何” should be at the back before ですか.- thanks for the information i'll be sure to keep that in mind :)
- Glad to be of help. It makes it easier to form a sentences in the future.
@Heiyou: It's best to learn new words alongside grammar, so let me redirect you to wigglysquire's profile (https://japaneseclass.jp/user/statistics/82163), which is a great arsenal of Nihongo learning resources :)- welp, thanks.
