日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
「Adjectives and Adverbs」

「Adjectival predicates」
「N wa/ga は・が＋Adj aff」
"The noun is the adjective”

(a)
たかい・高かった
takai/takakatta
Is/was expensive

(b)
きれいだ・きれいだった
Kirei da/Kirei datta
Is/was pretty

In Japanese, the affirmative [aff] adjective when used as a predicate provides information about a noun, which can be either the topic or subject of the sentence. If the noun is the topic, it is identified with the particle wa, and ga is used when the noun is the subject. Usually the topic, and subject, are one and the same.

Examples:
ホテルのレストランはたかい/高いです。
Hoteru no resutoran wa takai/takai desu.
The restaurant in hotels are expensive.

海の色がきれいだった/きれいでした。
Umi no iro ga kirei datta/kirei deshita.
The color of the ocean was pretty.

That was affirmative adjectives, hope it was informative, and see you again soon！

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