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Processing keyword: Noun が できます (Noun ga dekimasu)
In this lesson, we'll explore the grammar point "Noun が できます (Noun ga dekimasu)", which is used to express ability or possibility in Japanese. This structure is essential for conveying what someone can do or what is possible.
"Noun が できます" is a Japanese expression that means "can do [noun]" or "to be able to [noun]". It is used to state that someone has the ability to perform an activity or that something is possible.
The basic structure is:
Noun + が + できます。
Component | Function | Example |
---|---|---|
Noun | Activity/Ability | ピアノ (piano) |
が | Subject marker particle | が |
できます | Polite form of "can do" | できます |
In Japanese culture, expressing one's abilities is often done humbly and politely. Using できます is a respectful way to communicate what you can do without appearing boastful.
Congratulations! You have learned how to use "Noun が できます" to express abilities and possibilities in Japanese. Practice by making your own sentences using this structure to enhance your fluency.
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