| I teach Japanese and repetitions of individual at a modest price near Milan, Bergamo, Monza and Como (based on demand). If you are in these underlying questions please contact me! We learn the difficult Japanese grammar analyzing a particle after the other and drawing pictures that represent phrases in Japanese.  * In which case is added to the end of a sentence "Masu"? Instead, "desu"? * What is the difference between "subjects (WA phonetic)" and "subject GA? * "NO NO desu" / "NA N desu" and "no desu" / "no desu", these "NO" and "N" mean? In Italian there is a word that means the same? * With regard to the denial of adjectives or noun between how these can be said? and the difference between these? A: An adjective + NAI? B: An adjective + HA (WA phonetic) + NAI? C: An adjective / noun + DEHA (DEWA phonetic) + NAI? * I want to know the uses of adjectives and adverbs clearly defined * I want to know combinations (references) of verb preposition more etc. .. I think there arise many doubts and questions about Japanese grammar study, but at the same time I would be solved easily if you study diligently analyzing the composition of sentences in Japanese and in consultation with representative images to what a complex sentence in Japanese says. do my lessons and consultation not only repeats phrases translated well in your native language but also itlaiano phrases in Japanese, however, in order so that my students can learn the composition of sentences and phrases in Italian in Japanese in order, however, made up of Italian words belonging to those making up the phrase in Japanese with explanatory materials, tailored to individual levels of my students that I prepare so that they can acquire the ability to compose sentences in Japanese natural that the Japanese say. ES1.あなた の いえ は え き に ちかい (use adjective: "close" refers to the subject "Your Home") です か. Your home is near the train station? (From Japan) Your house is close to the station? (From Italian) ES2.あなた は に ほん に いった こと が あります か. Tu in Japan that you went there? (From Japan) There is the fact that you went to Japan? (A phrase made up of those same words also used in the phrase in Japanese) you ever go to Japan? (A phrase translated into Italian) A material that I prepared "The use of the potential" COPY RIGHT    If interested / and seek my lessons and ask for more information via mail :)  I wish you a good improvement in Japanese! Ipsilon |
