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Nihongo Daily — Lesson 30: Nominalizers — Koto and No

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Lesson 30 teaches the nominalizers koto and no — how to turn verbs you already know into things you can love, talk about, and ask other people about. Practice phrases include miru koto (watching), yomu koto (reading), ryouri suru koto (cooking), and suki na koto (the thing you like), plus oyogu no wa tanoshii desu for the fun happening right in front of you. Set at a school culture festival, the lesson ends with you writing your own poster answer in Japanese: the thing I love is watching anime.


 
 
 

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