zasshi

Usages of zasshi

あめ の  に わたし は いえ で 雑誌ざっし を みます。ame no hi ni watashi wa ie de zasshi o yomimasu.
On rainy days, I read magazines at home.
わたし は みせ で 雑誌ざっし を います。watashi wa mise de zasshi o kaimasu.
I buy magazines at the store.
みせ で 料理りょうり の 雑誌ざっし を みました。mise de ryouri no zasshi o yomimashita.
I read a cooking magazine at the store.
わたし は えき まえ で 雑誌ざっし を みます。watashi wa eki mae de zasshi o yomimasu.
I read magazines in front of the station.
わたし は みせ で 雑誌ざっし を さがします。watashi wa mise de zasshi o sagashimasu.
I look for a magazine at the store.
この みせ の 雑誌ざっし は 書店しょてん より パーセント やすい です。kono mise no zasshi wa shoten yori gopaasento yasui desu.
The magazines at this shop are five percent cheaper than at the bookstore.
わたし と 友達ともだち は それぞれ ほん と 雑誌ざっし を いました。watashi to tomodachi wa sorezore hon to zasshi o kaimashita.
My friend and I each bought a book and a magazine.
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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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