This lesson is a continuation of Lesson 15. Recall that Lesson 15 dealt with na adjectives. First let's review some na adjectives.

So, for example we can make the following sentence:

Shizuka desu. It's quiet.

Now we need to think back to Lesson 1. Recall that we introduced two forms for negating nouns.

For example:

The way to negate na adjectives is the same as for nouns.

Examples:

Easy enough? Now let's go back again; this time we need to go to Lesson 8. Recall that we introduced the way to say 'was' and 'wasn't.'

Example from Lesson 8:

Again, the way to make na adjectives past tense or negative past tense is the same as nouns.

Examples:

These adjectives can still be used to modify nouns. Recall from Lesson 15 that when na adjectives come before a noun they need to have na after them.

Examples:

Now we can make our sentences as we normally would with plain nouns.

Examples:

Lesson 18 Vocabulary: