I have a question, so we use adjective words to use as adjectives (duh) but what so I… - Feed Post by Hutreb
I have a question,
so we use adjective words to use as adjectives (duh) but what so I have to do if I want to say something like "school book"? There's no adjective of "school" but yet it is used as one here. So how am I suppose to say that in Japanese?!
so we use adjective words to use as adjectives (duh) but what so I have to do if I want to say something like "school book"? There's no adjective of "school" but yet it is used as one here. So how am I suppose to say that in Japanese?!
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the first sentence is so grammatically wrong XD The second "so" (the one after "what" and before "I") is suppose to be "do"
Ignoring the fact that there's the word 教育書（きょういくしょ）"textbook, school book" [noun] = 教育（きょういく）"education, training" [noun] + 書（しょ）"book, document" [noun-suffix]...
The particle の is probably what you are looking for.- so if I want to say something like "game(ing) chair", I literally have to say "game's chair"? That's interresting.
Thanks for the information ^w^ - Well... gaming chair is... wait for it... ゲーミングチェア :D
- ARE YOU SERIOUS XD
I just give up trying to give examples XD
