In today’s beginner lesson, John finds some stuff at Michaela’s place, things that she would have preferred remained hidden…
Curious what that could be? Then you have to listen to this lesson.
Also, we will cover the Genitive. This is an important case to know when you want to say that something is yours… or in Michaela’s case, that it isn’t. You wouldn’t want to miss something as handy as that, would you?
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Does this lesson bring up memories? What are embarrassing things you have seen or used to own?
That was a great lesson! Fun but with interesting grammar too!
I guess I own a lot of stuff some people would consider embarrassing like anime stuff on my desk (Hikaru no Go plushies, for example
) or CDs from Japanese boys bands.
Category: Beginner Lessons |
Grammar: Genitive | Function: saying who owns something. | Topic: magazines, possessions | Politeness Level: informal
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