Video: Part II | Japanese words | Hiragana | Na-adjectives

Video: Part II | Japanese words | Hiragana | Na-adjectives

 


For today’s blog, our topic is the Part II of Na-adjectives. As I’ve mentioned before, there are two types of adjectives in Japanese, the i-adjective and the na-adjective. I will be posting the link to the i-adjectives at the end of this blog. For Part I of the na-adjective, you can check the link:

Video: Japanese words |Hiragana | Na-adjectives Part I


Here are the 10 na-adjectives:




にぎやかな – Lively, Busy, Bustling

 


Kanji:
賑やかな      
Romaji:
Nigiyakana


Example:

とうきょうはとてもにぎやかなまちです。
(東京はとても賑やかな街です。)
(Toukyou ha totemo nigiyakana machi desu.)
Tokyo is a very busy city.


しんせつな – Kind

 



Kanji: 親切な
Romaji: Shinsetsuna


Example:

アンナさんのしんせつにかんしゃします。
(
アンナさんの親切に感謝します。)
(Anna-san no shinsetsu ni kansha shimasu. )

I am grateful for Ms. Anna’s kindness.


かんたんな Easy, Simple

 




                                         
Kanji: 簡単な                
Romaji:
Kantanna        


Example:

それはかんたんなゲームです。
(
それは簡単なゲームです。)
(Sore ha kantanna ge-mu desu.)

That’s an easy game.


ひまな – Free time, break

 

Kanji: 暇な              
Romaji:
Himana


Example:

ひまなときなにをしますか。
(暇な時何をしますか。)
(Himana toki nani wo shimasu ka.)

What do you do in your free time?



ふくざつな – Complicated

 

Kanji: 複雑な                
Romaji:
Fukuzatsuna      

Example:

トニーとわたしはふくざつなかんけいです。
(
トニーと私は複雑な関係です。)
(Toni- to watashi ha fukuzatsuna kankei desu.)

I have a complicated relationship with Tony.


しんせんな – Fresh

 

Kanji: 新鮮な                
Romaji:
Shinsenna


Example:

しんせんなくうきがほしいだけです。
(新鮮な空気が欲しいだけです。)
(Shinsenna kuuki ga hoshii dake desu.)

I just want some fresh air.


あんぜんな – Safe

 

Kanji: 安全な                
Romaji:
Anzenna


Example:         

わたしがのぞむのはあんぜんなばしょだけです。
(
私が望むのは安全な場所だけです。)
(Watashi ga nozomu no ha anzenna basho dake desu.)
All I want is a safe place.


へんな – Strange, weird, odd

 

Kanji: 変な              
Romaji:
Henna


Example:

なんてへんなひと。
(なんて変な人。)
(Nante henna hito.)

What a weird person.


だいじょうぶな – All right, no problem

 

Kanji: 大丈夫な            
Romaji:
Daijoubuna


Example:

わたしはだいじょうぶではありません。
(私は大丈夫ではありません。)
(Watashi ha daijoubu deha arimasen.)

I am not okay.


じょうぶな – Strong, durable, sturdy  

 

Kanji: 丈夫な  
Romaji: Joubuna         


Example:

いすはじょうぶなもくざいでできています。
(
椅子は丈夫な木材で出来ています。)
(Isu ha joubuna mokuzai de dekiteimasu.)

The chair is made of durable wood.

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For a better image, you can check the picture library in the link: 

Pictures: Part II | Japanese words | Hiragana | Na-adjectives


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Related topic:

>> Video: Japanese Words| Hiragana | i-adjectives
>> Video: Japanese Words| Hiragana | I-adjectives PART 2
>> Video: Japanese Words| Hiragana | I-adjectives PART 3
>> Video: Japanese Words| Hiragana | I-adjectives PART 4
>> Video: Japanese Words| Hiragana | I-adjectives PART 5

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YouTube Videos: 

>> Video: Basic Japanese Greetings – Conversation
>> Basic Japanese Greetings Video

Japanese Lessons:

>> The Japanese Sentence Structure
>> The Furigana (Japanese)
>> Conversation about Time in Japanese
>> The Japanese Ko-So-A-Do
>> How to ask questions in Japanese?
>> Japanese Pronouns

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