Meaning
This grammar pattern shows how i-adjectives modify nouns in Japanese. Place the i-adjective directly before the noun you want to describe, then add です. When there is a subject, use the pattern: Noun1 は i-adjective Noun2 です. The i-adjective always comes immediately before the noun it modifies.
Formation
| Part of speech | Formation |
|---|---|
| い形容词+名词 | い形容詞 + 名詞です |
| 带主语 | 名詞1は い形容詞 名詞2です |
Examples
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ジャパンホテルは あの 白い 建物です。
The Japan Hotel is that white building. -
この 紅茶は とても おいしい お茶です。
This black tea is very delicious tea. -
今日は いい天気です。
Today is nice weather.
Summary
- Place i-adjectives directly before the noun they modify
- Use Noun1 は i-adjective Noun2 です pattern when introducing a subject
- The i-adjective and noun together function as the predicate after です