Aug
4,
2017
Japanese Question
Why do we say "akawain" for "red wine", but "akai kuruma" for "red car" instead of "aka kuruma"? thank you!
This is a great question. Thank you, Paul.
Akawain is not stating the state of wine. It is all by it self an noun. You can say Akai Wain, they this Akai is an adjective stating the wine is red. Most other things such as cars, house, shoes and so one, you use Akai _______.
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Aug
4,
2017
お酒 (Osake)
We'd like to introduce some useful words and phrases when you are in Japan.
Today's word and phrase is the following.
Words: お酒 (Osake)
Meaning: Alcohol drink
─ How to use ─
Japanese: お酒はありますか？ (Osake ha arimasuka?)
Meaning: Do you have any alcohol drink?
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