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Processing keyword: い-Adjective く + Verb (i-Adjective + ku + Verb)
In Japanese, い-adjectives (i-adjectives) are used to describe nouns and states, similar to how adjectives function in English. One common way to connect these adjectives with verbs is through the transformation of the い-adjective into its く-form followed by a verb. This construction expresses the state or action of the subject, influenced by or related to the adjective.
The structure can be broken down as follows:
[い-Adjective (remove い)] + く + [Verb]
い-Adjective | く-form | Example Verb | Complete Sentence |
---|---|---|---|
高い | 高く | 飛ぶ | 高く飛ぶ (takaku tobu - "to fly high") |
速い | 速く | 走る | 速く走る (hayaku hashiru - "to run quickly") |
簡単 | 簡単く | する | 簡単にする (kantan ni suru - "to do easily") |
This structure is different from other grammatical forms in Japanese:
Using the く-form can reflect a level of politeness and consideration of the feelings of others in conversation. In more formal situations, using い-adjectives appropriately is crucial to demonstrating respect.
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