LesBahasa Jepang - Pronomina atau kata ganti orang digunakan untuk merujuk kepada orang atau benda. Contohnya aku, kamu, -nya, itu, dan lain-lain. Dalam bahasa Jepang, pronomina ini disebut dengan 代名詞 (dameishi). Pronomina digunakan untuk menghindari pengulangan kata yang berlebihan dalam kalimat. SepertiWa no Kuni, Jepang juga pernah mengenal sistem politik isolasi yang disebut sakoku. Hal ini terjadi pada masa Keshogunan Tokugawa. Ini diawali dengan dekret dan kebijakan yang dibuat oleh Tokugawa Iemitsu sejak 1639. Hal ini kemudian berlanjut dari generasi ke generasi hingga 1853. Dalam prinsip saoku ini, hubungan dan perdagangan Totemochiisai shima-zima wa kazoenai no ga takusan arimasu. Minsoku mo takusan arimasu. Go hyaku gurai arimasukara, minsoku-go mo chigaimasu. Indonesia wa kirei na kuni desu. Kankouchi ga takusan arimasu. Nettai kuni de, kisetsu ga futatsu arimasu. Kanki no kisetsu ni shi gatsu kara kuu gatsu made kankousha ga ooku kimasu. Hatihati, bahasa Jepang memiliki dua jenis kata kerja untuk menyatakan "ada", yaitu "i-masu" untuk menyatakan keberadaan benda mati atau tumbuh-tumbuhan dan "ari-masu" untuk menyatakan keberadaan orang atau binatang. Kuuy kita langsung mulai. Contents 1. Menyatakan Keberadaan Orang atau Binatang 1.1. Pola Kalimat 1.2. Penjelasan 1.3. MinnaNo Nihongo Bab 7 : Belajar Agemasu Moraimasu Kuremasu - Pada pembahasan bab kali ini, kita akan kembali belajar partikel dan pola kalimat dasar dalam bahasa jepang. Seperti pada bab sebelumnya kita sudah mempelajari beberapa partikel. Termasuk partikel "で" yang bisa diartikan "menggunakan". Namun, partikel dalam pembahasan bab ini partikel で memiliki fungsi sebagai alat. RIo4. Cara membuat kalimat negatif Pelajaran 4 Mari saya jelaskan ini dengan sebuah kalimat, "Saya adalah orang Jepang." "Saya" adalah WATASHI, dan "orang Jepang" adalah NIHON-JIN. Jadi, kalimat "Saya adalah orang Jepang" adalah WATASHI WA NIHON-JIN DESU. Untuk membuat kalimat negatif dari kalimat yang berakhir dengan DESU, kita mengubah DESU menjadi DEWA ARIMASEN. Jadi, kalimat, "Saya bukan orang Jepang" adalah WATASHI WA NIHON-JIN DEWA ARIMASEN. Dalam kalimat ini, jika Anda mengubah DEWA menjadi JA, Anda terdengar lebih informal. Jadi, "Saya bukan orang Jepang," NIHON-JIN DEWA ARIMASEN menjadi NIHON-JIN JA ARIMASEN. Doesn’t he remind you of Jae Joong? I think it’s the lips… Guys, meet Ken, Jin’s friend who works in the kitchen of the same hospital. Kidding! The fact he’s time-traveling. Similar to Jin, he uses a pointed object as his means for survival. Jin might be high and honored with his scalpel in hand, but one can’t go far without food. Our time-traveling chef, Ken Yuta Tamamori, has his own Katana made by a friend he meets during the chaotic period. So what do I mean by he’s worst off than Jin? At least Jin has his memory intact, this pitiful boy does not possess any scrap of information about himself – who he is, and why he’s time-slipped. Even the name Ken comes from the mouth of an old man, who apparently time-traveled with him but dies in the first 5 minutes of episode 1. Episode 1 felt very random because we are not given any character background on our main character, Ken, while he’s shoved into sequences of scenes all hour long so I can understand. He simply opens his eyes and finds himself literally in the middle of a battle. After the old man who saved him dies, Ken falls off a cliff and chances upon a cross-dressed female, Natsu Mirai Shida. She calls herself a guy in order to pursue her dream profession – being the top blacksmith. Out of the kindness of her heart, she brings him home and takes in his ridiculous story. They are soon joined by Hideyoshi Toyotomi Gori, a warrior during the Sengoku period Warring States Period. The man demands food and Ken whips out several dishes made from the eel caught earlier in his pants funny scene. Impressed with the boy’s cooking, Toyotomi pleads with his lord, the brutal and ingenious initiator of the unification of Japan during the Sengoku period, Oda Nobunaga Mitsuhiro Oikawa. Suspicious of the boy’s background, Nobunaga locks Ken up in prison, where he meets a strange man of eloquent mysteries. Not before long, Nobunaga assigns a project to Ken and he easily wins the challenge, becoming Nobunaga’s personal chef, in charge of sprinkling new dishes for him every day. In the final two minutes of episode 1, we find out that the strange man who wanders around prison is Mitsuhide Akechi Goro Inagaki, the man who was responsible for the death of Nobunaga. Kap A Saw this drama on and decided to give it a try. Even though time-travel has been done to death already in Korea last year, this one is refreshing. Watching this makes me realize how cuisine changes through the course of history too. FOOD PORN, I hear some say. I’m hungry. AGAIN! I must say, I wasn’t captivated until the last few minutes when it’s revealed who the mysterious man was and his direct participation in betraying and killing Nobunaga. Note I’m not a history person so please kindly correct if I misinformed. It’s also interesting to note that he’s one of the first to believe in Ken’s story, that he’s a time-traveler. Their interaction tells you that Akechi’s a keen observer, someone Ken should keep a distance from, and also someone to stay close to, just in case. This also made me question why Ken’s identity is being veiled from us. Perhaps, he’s blood-related to Akechi descendents?. If written carefully, this would provide rich character conflicts down the line and up the stakes. I do hope it is so! So far, the cast is doing great, with the exception of the male lead. I find him quite stiff. The actor portraying Nobunaga also looks too comical, I don’t find his presence threatening enough as a powerful leader, although he looks fierce when he’s not bobbling his head. The girl who plays Natsu, while not a looker, is definitely adorable, and I love how she’s so brave in her conviction. I really want to see a little somethingsomething happening between her and Ken. C’mon, drama, don’t be stingy with me. Sprinkle some love in the kitchen, yea? Not a must watch for now but definitely watchable!

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