Chapter 8 - Adjectives and Adverbs Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Stem + い

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Affirmative non-past plain adjective (takai)

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Stem + くない

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Negative non-past plain adjective (takaku nai)

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Stem + かった

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Affirmative past plain adjective (takakatta)

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Stem + くなかった

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Negative past plain adjective (takaku nakatta)

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Stem + いです

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Non-past affirmative polite adjective (takai desu)

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Stem + くありません or stem + くないです

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Non-past negative polite adjective (takaku arimasen or takaku nai desu)

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Stem + かったです

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Affirmative past polite adjective (takakatta desu)

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Stem + くありませんでした

or stem + くなかったです

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Negative past polite adjective (takaku arimasendeshita or takaku nakatta desu)

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Stem + だ

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Affirmative non-past plain adjective (kōka da)

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Stem + じゃない

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Negative non-past plain adjective (kōka ja nai)

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Stem + だった

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Affirmative past plain adjective (kōka datta)

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Stem + じゃなかった

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Negative past plain adjective (kōka ja nakatta)

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Stem + です

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Affirmative non-past polite adjective (kōka desu)

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Stem + じゃありません

or stem + じゃないです

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Negative non-past polite adjective (kōka ja arimasen or kōka ja nai desu)

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Stem + でした

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Affirmative past polite adjective (kōka deshita)

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Stem + じゃありませんでした

or stem + じゃなかったです

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Negative past polite adjective (kōka ja arimasendeshita or kōka ja nakatta desu)

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とても

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Very much

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まあまあ

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More or less (positive connotation - speaker feels favorable toward state)

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少し

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すこし - slightly (negative connotation - speaker feels unfavorable toward state)

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ちょっと

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A little (negative connotation - speaker feels unfavorable toward state)

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あまり

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(Not) very much

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ぜんぜん

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よく

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ときどき

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あまり
(Not) very often
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ぜんぜん
(Not) at all
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いつも
Always
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たいてい
Usually
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KIN; chika- Near Visual: A seal, brandishing an axe, coming Nearer and nearer to a waiter who served him frozen salmon. Aural: He isn't KIN on going anywhere Near chikago, after that big fire.
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SHITSU; ushina - Lose (misplace)/sense of failure and error Visual: Sumo wrestlers are always Loseing hammers. Aural: After Loseing a match, the exhausted female sumo wrestler got a SHITSU massage, and ooh she napped!
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KYŪ; yumi - Bow (like bow & arrow) Visual: Looks like a Bow. Aural: PacK YŪr Bow, yu, mi, and her are going hunting.
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BA; uma - Horse Less common: ma Visual: Saddle on four legs. Aural: Zoom around in the BArn on a Horse.
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SHŪ - Week Visual: Every Week the seal swims around its cage. Aural: The seal wears new SHŪs every Week.
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IN; hi - Pull (sense of attraction, receding, withdrawing) Visual: Pulling a bow with a pole-like device. Aural: If you're IN hilo, try the Pull pork.
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BYŌ - Second (as in minutes and seconds) Visual: With few crops, Seconds count; the people grow weaker by the second. Aural: I could only stand his B.O. for a Second, then I had to leave.
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KŌ - Shell Less common: KAN Visual: Looks like a fly swatter, you'll need to swat flies when collecting Shells on the beach. Aural: KŌ sells sea Shells by the seashore.
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KI - Spirit (also air/feeling/mood) Less common: KE Visual: My Spirit was crushed after not making the ski team, so I hammered hamburger patties and banana peels into the ski jump so athletes would slip. Aural: The KI to skiing is high Spirits.
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JI; toki - Time Visual: A sundial at a temple marking Time. Aural: JI is used to mark hours of the day. Tokidoki (時々) means someTimes.
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WA; hanashi, hana - Speak (sense of conversations/stories) Visual: Say + tongue = Speak Aural: Hannah shielded the Han ambassador from having to Speak by WAving her arms in front of the reporters.
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EI - English (secondary meaning of brilliance) Visual: The English put English roses in the center of their wreaths. Aural: English/EInglo-Saxon.
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KUN - Instruction (more serious/spiritual connotation) Visual: Instruction for rivers: listen to what I say and flow downhill. Aural: RaKUN (raccoon) Instruction mostly involves how to forage in trash cans.
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o - Push (suppression/restraint) Less common: Ō Visual: Fingers gripping a fly swatter and Pushing it away forcefully. Aural: If Pushing the orangutan doesn't get her off of you, use the fly swatter.
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NEN; toshi - Year Visual: Every Year the whirling dervish wins the hammer toss. Aural: This Year my NENa got me a lotto sheet as a stocking stuffer.
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RAI; ku - Come (also next) Less common: ki Visual: "Come on, dig in" - hamburger patty on uncooked rice. Aural: "Come on, dig in - the RAI sandwich is kul enough to eat."
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GAKU; mana - Study/learning; as suffix it means -ology. Visual: A child who doesn't study gets snatched by a UFO, unless they scratch their claws on the blackboard (aliens can't stand it.) Aural: People Studying at ultra-feminist GAK U (Gawk U) gawk when they hear man answers.
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I - Mind/Thought (in compounds, "will", "intention", "opinion", etc.) Visual: The sound of your heart fills my Mind. Aural: In my Mind, the sound of my heart is "Eeeee!"
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mata - Again (this kanji looks like an ironing board) | Visual/aural: mata (mother) forcing me to iron Again and Again.
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SEKI; aka - Red Less common: SHAKU Visual: An anteater looking for Red fireants in the Red Earth. Aural: "Did you SE KIth (say Keith) can stack apples only if they're Red?"