How to connect sentences?

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  Acidron July 8, 2016 at 10:09pm

  Hiya (^^)/
  日本語は、やさしくて好きです。When connecting adjectives to describe the same thing you need to conjugate all adjectives except the last one. やさしい　易しい　is an i-adjective and it's followed by another adjective here (so conjugate it into it's te-form) and すき is actually a na-adjective and the last in this sentence so we can keep it in it's plain form, adding です -> "Japanese (is) easy and likable". I guess you can also use 'ga' instead of 'ha', depends on how you want to emphasize your sentence.
  
  What about 3 adjectives? 日本語は、易しくてきれいで好きです。　Japanese (is) easy, pretty, and likable. きれい is a na-adjective (it's te-form is plain form+de.) Is this helpful? :)
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  N3k0 July 8, 2016 at 11:29pm

  ah ok, i think i got it. Thank you, Acidron ^^
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  Caio December 16, 2016 at 10:01pm

  good tips acidron
  http://loucosporcupons.com.br/loja/dafiti/
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  zgcchun December 16, 2016 at 10:50pm

  the rule is, the connection form of i-adjectives is, change the end い, with くて, e.g. やさしい -> やさしくて, while for na-adjectives, use で to connect, e.g. 好きだー＞好きで. So here we can form two sentences with a different order, 日本語はやさしくて好きです。or 日本語は好きでやさしいです。This rule is called the て形 (te-form) of adjectives. Also, te-form can be used to connect verbs or nouns. e.g., for verbs, 家に帰って寝ます。(return home and then go to bed). For nouns, 私は学生（がくせい）で２２歳（さい）です。（I am a student and I am 22 years old.）. In a word, te-form can be used to connect words and sentences. You can refer to a grammar note here. http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/compound