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How's My Grammar
I just recently started learning Japanese because I want to know more about the culture of japan by first learning the language itself.
But There's one thing I want to ask from the natives, just to be sure that my concept is kind of correct.
(instead of relying on google translate)
When it comes to learning the grammar, at the same time translating, is this how the concept works?
just based on a few sentences I wrote, its like its mirrored.
For Example:
- I will sleep at 10:00pm | ごご(pm)じゅうじ(10 o'clock)に(particle for time)ねます(I'll Sleep)
- I'll go to church next sunday | らいしゅうにちようび(Next Week Sunday)きょうかい(Church)がいく(I go)
I know that there are no literal translations; I still haven't learn Kanji; I will soon learn this in the future lessons.
So I'm just curious and want know if this is correct.
In advanced, Thank you.
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For a Better Understanding on Japanese
I just recently started learning Japanese because I want to know more about the culture of japan by first learning the language itself.
And So far, I'm still on my 3rd week, and I've already learn the writings (Hiragana and Katakana), Counters, and some あいさつ(expressions).
But There's one thing I want to ask from the natives, just to be sure that my concept is kind of correct.
(instead of relying on google translate)
When it comes to learning the grammar, at the same time translating, is this how the concept works?
just based on a few sentences I wrote, its like its mirrored.
For Example:
I will sleep at 10:00pm | ごご(pm)じゅうじ(10 o'clock)に(particle for time)ねます(I'll Sleep)
I'll go to church next sunday | らいしゅうにちようび(Next Week Sunday)きょうかい(Church)がいく(I go)
I know that there are no literal translations; I still haven't learn Kanji; I will soon learn this in the future lessons.
So I'm just curious and want know if this is correct.
In return, おつかれさまでした
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