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Nagara - “while doing” in Japanese

Today’s lesson we are going to look at the following kind of sentence structure:

“I listened to music while I jogged”

“I watched tv while I ate dinner”

The while sentence structure is pretty easy to put together if you know a few -masu form verbs.

We use nagara like this:

STEM OF MASU VERB + nagara + VERB

watashi wa jogingu shinagara ongaku o kikimashita

watashi wa ban gohan o tabenagara terebi o mimashita

Let’s break down the words:

watashi  me/I

wa  “as for” particle

o/wo  “direct object” particle

jogingu  jogging

shinagara  doing while (stem of masu verb shimasu + nagara)

ongaku  music

kikimashita  listened

ban gohan  evening meal

tabenagara  eat while (stem of masu verb tabemasu + nagara)

terebi  television

mimashita  watched/looked

NOTE: The tense of the last verb in the sentence indicates the tense of the whole sentence, ie. masu or mashita

Make a Japanese sentence with this one:

“I drank beer while watching baseball” (answer at the bottom)

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watashi wa yakkyu o minagara biiru o nomimashita

 

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Another use for particle “wa”

Welcome to another lesson.

In this lesson we will look at another way that the particle “wa” can be used (other than as a topic marker).

Often you hear exchanges such as this in English:

Customer: How long will it take?

Store Clerk: At least 1 hour.

- or -

Customer: How much will it cost?

Salesperson: At least $1,000.

We can use the “wa” particle to represent the “at least” part.

For example:

Customer: How long will it take?

o kyaku san: Dono gurai jikan ga kakarimaska

Store Clerk: At least 1 hour.

tenin: ichi ji kan wa kakarimasu

- or -

Customer: How much will it cost?

o kyaku san: Dono gurai okane ga kakarimaska

Store Clerk: At least 1,000 Yen.

tenin: sen en wa kakarimasu

I hope that lesson was useful for you. The translations are below.

See you next week.

QUICK TRANSLATIONS:

o kyaku san  customer

tenin  shop clerk

wa  usually topic marker particle but in the examples above it means “at least”

ga  subject marker particle

okane  money

ji kan  time

kakarimasu  take (time, money, etc.)

dono gurai  About how [long | much]

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