This document discusses the two types of adjectives in Japanese - i-adjectives and na-adjectives. I-adjectives conjugate by adding i before the noun, while na-adjectives conjugate by placing na before the noun. Examples are given of common i-adjectives like ookii 'big' and common na-adjectives like takai 'tall.'

1. Lesson 3-3
Adjectives
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2. Noun wa [adj] or [adj + Noun] desu.
There are two types of adjective in Japanese :
i-adjectives and na-adjectives .
They are classified by the way they conjugate.

3. [adj]
Noun wa desu.
[adj + Noun]
There are two types of adjective in Japanese :
i-adjectives and na-adjectives .
They are classified by the way they conjugate.

4. big small

5. tall short, low

6. long short

7. expensive cheap, inexpensive

8. heavy light

9. delicious, tasty nasty, bad-tasting

10. easy difficult

11. new old

12. near, close far, distant

13. hot cold

14. busy free (of time)

15. noisy quiet, calm

16. dirty, soiled clean, beautifu

17. convenient inconvenient