I

わたしは
[watashiwa]

りんごを
[ringo-oh]

たべる
[taberu]

わたしはりんごをたべ_
[watashiwa ringo-oh taberu]
Future

Now Past

Let's learn the Future tense of verbs.

Future tenses are largely divided into two categories depending on whether they are planned or not.
What's planned is "I'm going to travel" and what's unplanned is "I'll eat a pie!"
First, we learn about the unplanned future "will".
will eat
(Unplanned future)

A future shape in Japanese is the same as the present tense.
A: What will you eat?
B: I eat noodle. (="I'll eat noodle" means in Jp)

The shape are the same, but the meaning of the future is used more.
In Jp, like this:
I go (= OK! I'll go!)


The nuances of future tense are slightly different in each language.
If you practice by watching the tense changes, you will be able to speak well!

It's simple, isn't it?
You'll get used to it when you practice.

わたしはピザをたべる
[watashiwa okinai]

わたしはラーメンをたべる
[watashiwa tabenai]

わたしはパンをたべる
[watashiwa ikanai]

わたしはちょうしょくをたべる
[watashiwa konai]
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