mise

Usages of mise

案内あんない が かりやすい ので、 とおい みせ に も けます。annai ga wakariyasui node, tooi mise ni mo ikemasu.
Because the guidance is easy to understand, I can go to a faraway shop.
わたし は 週末しゅうまつ に あたらしい みせ に きたい です。watasi ha syuumatu ni atarasii mise ni ikitai desu.
I want to go to a new shop on the weekend.
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 zassi ha syoten yori gopaasento yasui desu.
The magazines at this shop are five percent cheaper than at the bookstore.
かい の 建物たてもの の 一階いっかい に ちいさい みせ が あります。mukai no tatemono no ikkai ni tiisai mise ga arimasu.
There is a small shop on the first floor of the building across the street.
ほぼ おなじ 料金りょうきん で も、 地元じもと の みせ の ほう が いい。hobo onazi ryoukin de mo, zimoto no mise no hou ga ii.
Even if the price is almost the same, the local shop is better.
この みせ は ひる に なる と すこし うるさい。kono mise ha hiru ni naru to sukosi urusai.
This shop gets a little noisy at noon.
となり の みせ は やすい です。tonari no mise ha yasui desu.
The shop next door is cheap.
あの みせ は やすい です。ano mise ha yasui desu.
That shop is cheap.
この みせ は やすくて いい です。kono mise ha yasukute ii desu.
This shop is cheap and good.
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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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