7.2 Expressing Likes
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7.2 Expressing Likes
γγγ§γγ


When you want to talk about something that you like, use the structure [NOUN] + γ + γγγ§γγ
The particle γ has many usages and one is to mark the subject of a sentence. It is also always used with γγγ§γ.
γγ means "like."
η§γ―γγγγγγγ§γγ
The particle γ has many usages and one is to mark the subject of a sentence. It is also always used with γγγ§γ.
γγ means "like."
η§γ―γγγγγγγ§γγ
γ γγγγ§γγ
If you want to make sure people understand just how much you like something, add γ γ in front of γγγ§γ.
This means that you like something very much or you love it.
The Kanji for γ γ is ε€§ which literally means "big." So you can think of the amount that you like something as being big!
η§γ―γγ‘γγγ γγγγ§γγγγ
This means that you like something very much or you love it.
The Kanji for γ γ is ε€§ which literally means "big." So you can think of the amount that you like something as being big!
η§γ―γγ‘γγγ γγγγ§γγγγ
γγ‘γ°γγγγ§γγ
What if something is your absolute favourite?
Then you add γγ‘γ°γ in front of γγγ§γ.
The Kanji for γγ‘γ°γ is δΈηͺ. You already know the Kanji for γγ‘ means "one." The γ°γ means "number." So when you use γγ‘γ°γγγγ§γ, that means that's the number one thing you like!
η§γ―γγ¬γγγ‘γ°γγγγ§γγ
Then you add γγ‘γ°γ in front of γγγ§γ.
The Kanji for γγ‘γ°γ is δΈηͺ. You already know the Kanji for γγ‘ means "one." The γ°γ means "number." So when you use γγ‘γ°γγγγ§γ, that means that's the number one thing you like!
η§γ―γγ¬γγγ‘γ°γγγγ§γγ
γͺγ€γγ γγγγ§γοΌ
Summer (γͺγ€) in Japan is characterized by all of these images.
It's a beautiful, festive time of year where people of all ages get to enjoy the traditions of summer events in Japan.
If you go to Japan in the summer, no matter which island you visit, you will almost certainly run into a local summer festival (γΎγ€γ). Be sure to try all the food and activities!
Summer (γͺγ€) in Japan is characterized by all of these images.
It's a beautiful, festive time of year where people of all ages get to enjoy the traditions of summer events in Japan.
If you go to Japan in the summer, no matter which island you visit, you will almost certainly run into a local summer festival (γΎγ€γ). Be sure to try all the food and activities!
