How was it? When we describe an experience in English we use the word “was” to put the adjective into past tense (eg, was fun, was interesting, was difficult). However, in Japanese you actually change the adjective itself. To make past tense adjectives in Japanese (eg. was interesting, was fun), drop the last ‘i’ from the Japanese adjective and add “katta”. For example… Eg. Interesting = omoshiroi WAS interesting = omoshiro i katta omoshirokatta How was it? QUESTION: Activity は どう でした か。 How was the movie? えいが は どう でした か。 eiga wa doo deshita ka. How was it? ANSWER: Adjectiveかった です。 It was enjoyable. たのしかった です。 tanoshikatta desu. Adjectives was expensive was cheap was interesting was fun was boring was easy was difficult was delicious tasted awful was cute was scary was noisy takakatta yasukatta omoshirokatta tanoshikatta tsumaranakatta yasashikatta muzukashikatta oishikatta mazukatta kawaikatta kowakatta urusakatta たかかった やすかった おもしろかった たのしかった つまらなかった やさしかった むずかしかった おいしかった まずかった かわいかった こわかった うるさかった Activities House uchi うち Beach umi うみ Practice renshuu れんしゅう Travel ryokou りょこう Take photos torimasu とります Japanese food nihon ryouri にほん りょうり
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