Japanese Language is FUN! - Part 7.1

Our previous Japanese Language lesson is about going places. 

In this post, we are going to learn about at the places and of course, more verb. 

e.g   Kaisya he ikimasu = Going to the office

        Kaisya de shimasu = At the office 

The pairing for verb/action is "o" .. for example, "..... o tabemasu" means "eat".

But please bare in mind, for this special case; in hiragana/katagana; they are not using the "o" character, but "wo" instead.

'Place' and 'verb' to become a sentence, the order will be 

PLACE de OBJECT o VERB/ACTION

Uchi de terebi o mimasu = At home, watching TV

Heya de syukudai o shimasu = In a room, doing homework

Eki de shinbun o kaimasu = At station, buying newspaper

Niwa de syashin o torimasu = At the garden, taking photo

special case:

PLACE de PERSON ni VERB/ACTION

Ginko de Mira-san ni aimasu = At the bank, meeting Ms/Mr Mira

if with whom, use "to"  (see lesson 6.0)

PERSON to VERB/ACTION

Tomodachi to dansu o shimasu = With friend, dancing

To combine 2 actions, you may add "sorekara" means "after that/and then"

e.g : Tegami o kakimasu, sorekara yubinkyoku he ikimasu

        Write a letter, and then go to post office.