What does desu mean in japanese?
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I heard it means "is"
Is this true?
Watashiha jateku "desu"
Is this true?
Watashiha jateku "desu"
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"Watashiha jateku." by itself carries the essential information that you are jateku. Though it may sound a little weird in some cases, this form is actually used as a kind of rhetoric. I would say, at least in this case, the combination of the particle "ha" and the auxiliary verb "desu" or "da" serves as a like of the be verb. However, it's highly useful for beginners to assume "desu" is a be verb because it always appears in basic sentences.
"Desu" is terminologically called the assertive auxiliary verb, FYI.
I suppose exactly it's unlike American just like you said.
but I forgot to write down one of thing.
Does the "keigo" make always better?
The answer is NO.
Sometimes "keigo" makes a stress in us.
Because we have to do that always.
Even more, in case of in company we must do keigo.
I think does it make a gap?
I mean I feel there's something distance between us.
The Boss might be easy to control them tamely though.
I don't like this kind of stuff that much.
On the other hand
American seems like more friendly than Japanese. Doesn't it?
I envy it in a way : )
I'm gonna take this to quote on my blog!
If it's ok, let me know needs to fix these sentences please : )