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Lesson 20-2 | 日本語(にほんご)はおもしろいと思(おも)います。

from のぞみのにほんご | Japanese for Beginners · host Nozomi

🌸 Lesson 20-2 | 日本語(にほんご)はおもしろいと思(おも)います。 🌸 How do you express your thoughts and opinions in Japanese? In this lesson, you'll learn a very useful Japanese grammar pattern: ✨ 普通形(ふつうけい)+と思(おも)います Plain Form + と思います (I think...) This expression is used when you want to talk about what you think, feel, or believe. Practice useful expressions like: 🇯🇵 日本語(にほんご)はおもしろいと思(おも)います。 ➡️ I think Japanese is interesting. 🚃 東京(とうきょう)は便利(べんり)だと思(おも)います。 ➡️ I think Tokyo is convenient. ☔ あしたは雨(あめ)だと思(おも)います。 ➡️ I think it will rain tomorrow. ☀️ 日本(にほん)の夏(なつ)はとても暑(あつ)いと思(おも)います。 ➡️ I think summer in Japan is very hot. 🗼 東京(とうきょう)の電車(でんしゃ)はきれいで、便利(べんり)だと思(おも)います。 ➡️ I think trains in Tokyo are clean and convenient. You'll practice using the plain form before「と思います」 and learn how to express your own ideas and opinions naturally in Japanese. 🎧 Slow & Easy Japanese Podcast 📖 PDF Textbook Available 🌱 English Support Included Practice sharing your thoughts and opinions in Japanese with Nozomi! 🌸 #learnjapanese #studyjapanese #japaneseforbeginners #japanesegrammar #plainform #と思います #jlptn5 #japanesepodcast #日本語勉強 #日本語学習 #初級日本語 #のぞみのにほんご

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