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Can you give an example? Google is drawing a blank for that. My favorite piece of Japanese syntax is that adjectives can be conjugated for tense and condition
by 9nGQluzmnq3M 6y ago
Can you give an example? Google is drawing a blank for that.
My favorite piece of Japanese syntax is that adjectives can be conjugated for tense and conditionals, meaning that "It was delicious" has to be expressed as "It is delicioused" (oishikatta desu) and you can say "if it had not been red" with a single word (akakunakattara).
- beefsack 6y agoI found an example, which I've added to the parent post.