I don't normally form sentences, let alone long ones. So I occasionally form sentences for… - Feed Post by JamesG
I don't normally form sentences, let alone long ones. So I occasionally form sentences for practice and constructive criticism.
私の妹は弱い。
(My sister is frail.)
私はおなかがいっぱい。ありがとうございます。
(My stomach is full. Thank you very much.)
Do these look constructed properly, or am I missing something? I am open to suggestions or corrections. ありがとう!
私の妹は弱い。
(My sister is frail.)
私はおなかがいっぱい。ありがとうございます。
(My stomach is full. Thank you very much.)
Do these look constructed properly, or am I missing something? I am open to suggestions or corrections. ありがとう!
posted by JamesG
Comments 2
you are fine if you are talking to someone that does not require you to be polite. If you want to be polite I would add です to the end of my sister is frail and my stomach is full. The thank you very much is fine the way it is.
I had actually thought about adding です to the sentences and was originally going to do that, but it was late at night and I was tired. No excuse, I guess.
Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate it!
