JAPAN 3 Lecture 6: Lecture 6 Particles, Destination Markers に・へ, Time Marker に, Action Frequency, Invitations, Example Dialogue
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Destination markers: tell where the subject is going, placed after the destination and before the verb, two used, ni , he . Gakkou (cid:374)i iki(cid:373)asu. (cid:894)i"(cid:373) goi(cid:374)g to s(cid:272)hool. (cid:895) Time marker ni: ni , tells when the verb will occur, placed after the time and before the verb. Ha(cid:272)hiji (cid:374)i oki(cid:373)asu. (cid:894)i (cid:449)ake up at eight o"(cid:272)lo(cid:272)k. (cid:895) Particle review: (cid:2182, (cid:2139, , . Kuji (cid:374)i gakkou (cid:374)i iki(cid:373)asu. (cid:894)i go to s(cid:272)hool at 9 o"(cid:272)lo(cid:272)k. (cid:895) Nanji ni okimsu ka? (what time do you wake up?) 2:30 ni nani no shimasu ka? (what do you do at 2:30?) Terebi o mimasu ka? (do you watch tv?: hai, tokidoki mimasu. (yes, i watch sometimes. Iie, ze(cid:374)ze(cid:374) (cid:373)i(cid:373)ase(cid:374). (cid:894)no, i do(cid:374)"t (cid:449)at(cid:272)h at all. (cid:895) Nani o mimasu ka? (what do you watch?) To invite someone to do something use: negative conjugation of verb + question marker ka.
