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- 00:26 - All kinds of Japanese words or sentences can be used like an adjective.
- 00:50 - ใ adjectives can be placed preceding something in the sentence to modify it (e.g ใใใใบใใๅฐใใ = the red pen is small).
- 01:50 - Any verb in Japanese can be used like an adjective (e.g ๆญใฃใๅฐๅฅณใใญใฆใใ = The girl who sang is sleeping, ใใใใใในใใใฌใใใใกใใ = The dog who ate the dictionary is naughty. In this latter case an entire verb ending sentence (ใใใใใในใ = x ate the dictionary) is being applied to ใใฌ (dog), describing it).
- 03:33 - When using a noun in an adjectival way you must append ใช (e.g ใใใกใใชใใฌใใญใฆใใ = The bad dog is sleeping).
- 04:00 - You cannot use every noun in an adjectival way using this particular method.
- 04:24 - Other nouns can be used in an adjectival way using the ใฎ particle. ใฎ works almost the exact same as โs in English. It indicates the proceeding noun to belong to the preceding one (e.g ใใใใฎใใฌใน = Sakuraโs dress, ใใใใฎใฏใช = Meโs (my) nose).
- 05:24 - The ใฎ particle can more widely be used to denote the class or group that anything belongs to (e.g ใดใใใใใฎใฉใใ = Pink dress/dress belonging to the class of pink things, ใใใใฎใชในใซใซ = Oscar the rabbit/Oscar who belongs to the class of rabbits, ใผใซใใฎใงใใใค = Zeldaโs legend/legend of Zelda).