文法の説明

N5 レッスン 10: 3/12

~て (Adjectives and Nouns)And... (Conjunctive)

使い方・接続

[い]Adjective[ + +
おもしろ + +
(あたら) + +

[な]Adjective +
しずか +
()き +

Noun +
先生(せんせい) +
仕事(しごと)+

Exceptions:
いいよく

詳細

  • 品詞

    形容詞・名詞

  • 単語の種類

    助詞・助動詞

  • 使用域

    一般

「Adjective + て・Noun + で」の情報

The form of an い-Adjective, or form of a noun (or な-Adjective) is exactly the same as the form of a verb, in that it carries the meaning of 'and', and is used for linking. It will allow us to list multiple qualities/traits of something.

For い-Adjectives, we will need to change the last い to く (the form used for conjugation), and then simply add .

For nouns and な-Adjectives, we will need to add to the base form (not or ).

It should be noted that and are different structures here. is the same conjunction particle that is used with verbs (meaning that い-Adjectives are similar to verbs), while is actually a form of that is used for conjugation. It is the same as the one that is used in the formal version of , である. Which we will learn later.

Caution

Like other forms (ている 1, ている 2, and ている 3), the (or ) form of other words can have several possible meanings. These meanings are as follows.

Linking - Like 'and' in English.

Reasons - Like 'with (A)', or 'because of (A)' in English.

Manner - Like 'to do (B) in an (A) way' in English.

Caution

As with all other conjugations of いい, remember that it will be よくて, and not いくて.

例文

--:--

    (あたら)あたらしくて

    New → New and...

    (おお)(おお)きくて

    Big → Big and...

    (きら)(きら)いで

    Dislike → Dislike and...

    (しず)か → (しず)かで

    Quiet → Quiet and...

    病気(びょうき)病気(びょうき)

    Disease → Disease and...

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  • OldRosy

    OldRosy

  • IcyIceBear

    IcyIceBear

    きらい is な adjective so it should be 嫌いで

    It looks like an い adjective and there’s so way to tell it’s not in this case, it’s one you just have to remember. Don’t worry, it’s one of few

  • OldRosy

    OldRosy

    Thank you!

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