The document contains examples of Japanese adjectives being used to describe various nouns, such as "difficult Japanese", "a new dictionary", "an old newspaper", and "a big book". It also contains questions about whether something is new, difficult, or a specific item like fresh cake. Responses use the same adjectives in the negative form to answer no. Numbers like 40,000 and 200,000 are also included.
The document contains examples of Japanese adjectives being used to describe various nouns, such as "difficult Japanese", "a new dictionary", "an old newspaper", and "a big book". It also contains questions about whether something is new, difficult, or a specific item like fresh cake. Responses use the same adjectives in the negative form to answer no. Numbers like 40,000 and 200,000 are also included.
The document contains examples of Japanese adjectives being used to describe various nouns, such as "difficult Japanese", "a new dictionary", "an old newspaper", and "a big book". It also contains questions about whether something is new, difficult, or a specific item like fresh cake. Responses use the same adjectives in the negative form to answer no. Numbers like 40,000 and 200,000 are also included.