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Basic Japanese help?
If I want to say ''Adam's dog'' would it just be Adam no inu? Do you not need to add the desu to the end?
Sorry about the romaji I don't have a Japanese keyboard :p
1 Answer
- PoohBearPenguinLv 73 years ago
"adam no inu" isn't a complete sentence in Japanese, so you'd have to add a verb to it, such as "desu."
"adam no inu desu" could mean 'this/that is Adam's dog" (depends on the context.)
Or you can use it as a subject:
"adam no inu ha ookii desu." "Adam's dog is big."
This is for formal/polite Japanese.