sakana

Usages of sakana

よる に さかな を べます。yoru ni sakana wo tabemasu.
I eat fish at night.
わたし は さかな を べます が、 にく は べません。watasi ha sakana wo tabemasu ga, niku ha tabemasen.
I eat fish, but I do not eat meat.
明日あした の あさ に さかな を います。asita no asa ni sakana wo kaimasu.
I will buy fish tomorrow morning.
さかな は おいしい です。sakana ha oisii desu.
Fish is delicious.
さかな は たかくて も おいしい です。sakana ha takakute mo oisii desu.
Even if fish is expensive, it’s delicious.
あさ に 市場いちば で 新鮮しんせんな さかな を う。asa ni itiba de sinsenna sakana wo kau.
In the morning I buy fresh fish at the market.
今日きょう は さむい です から、 いえ で さかな を きます。kyou ha samui desu kara, ie de sakana wo yakimasu.
It's cold today, so I grill fish at home.
さかな は 新鮮しんせん です。sakana ha sinsen desu.
Fish is fresh.
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Japanese verbs conjugate based on tense, politeness, and mood. For example, the polite present form adds ‑ます to the verb stem, while the past tense uses ‑ました. Unlike English, Japanese verbs don't change based on the subject — the same form works for "I", "you", and "they".

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