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Intro

I will eat an apple

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わたしは

わたしは私は

[watashiwa]

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りんごを

りんごを林檎を

[ringo-oh]

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たべる

たべる食べる

[taberu]

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わたしはりんごをたべ_

わたしはりんごをたべ_私は林檎を食べ

[watashiwa ringo-oh taberu]

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Intro

Future

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Now Past Future

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Let's learn the Future tense of verbs.

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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".

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will eat
(Unplanned future)

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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)

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

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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!

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

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わたしはピザをたべる

わたしはピザをたべる私は、食べる

[watashiwa okinai]

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わたしはラーメンをたべる

わたしはラーメンをたべる私は、食べる

[watashiwa tabenai]

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わたしはパンをたべる

わたしはパンをたべる私は、食べる

[watashiwa ikanai]

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わたしはちょうしょくをたべる

わたしはちょうしょくをたべる私は朝食を食べる

[watashiwa konai]

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