Tomoko Tomoko's video: Casual suffix jan

Thank you for coming to the live stream! How to use 'じゃん jan’ in Japanese. A colloquial way! Kantou area people use じゃん ( = jan) more than people from the Kansai area, so it is considered to be a part of that dialect. However, it is a very common casual suffix among young people so you may have come across it in daily conversation, TV dramas or in anime. ☆First : Answer your question (from last live stream) ⭐️まあまあ maa maa = so so , not bad, nothing special ⭐️お気の毒に okino doku ni = I’m sorry to hear that. ( someone passed away) That’s too bad. (Someone lost iPhone) ☆How to agree & disagree in Japanese vido link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tj8yUXwpVc ☆How to use 'じゃん jan' ⭐️犬　= inu = a dog/dogs Noun ＋じゃん →犬じゃん ( = inu jan) →犬じゃないじゃん ( = inu janai jan)* 犬じゃない ( = inu janai) = not a dog 犬だった ( = inu datta) was a dog →犬だったじゃん ( = inu datta jan) 犬じゃなかった ( = inu ja nakatta) was not a dog →犬じゃなかったじゃん ( = inu janakatta jan) i-adjective:　 ⭐️美味しい = oishii = delicious →美味しいじゃん oishiijan 美味しくない = oishikunai = not delicious →美味しくないじゃん = oishikunai jan 美味しかった= oishikatta = was delicious →美味しかったじゃん= oishikatta jan 美味しくなかった = oishikunakatta = was not delicious →美味しくなかったじゃん = oishikunakattajan na-adjective:　 ⭐️きれい (な) = kirei (na) = beautiful →きれいじゃん = kirei jan きれいじゃない = kireijanai →きれいじゃないじゃん = kireijanai jan きれいだった = kireidatta = was beautiful →きれいだったじゃん = kireidatta jan きれいじゃなかった = kireijanakatta = was not beautiful →きれいじゃなかったじゃん = kireijanakatta jan verb + じゃん 宿題 = shukudai = homework ⭐️やる ( = yaru) to do, going to do / will do →やるじゃん ( = yaru jan) 今やるじゃん やらない ( = yaranai) not to do, not going to do / won’t do →やらないじゃん ( = yaranai jan) present progressive: やっている ( = yatte iru) to be doing/ have been doing →やっているじゃん ( = yatte iru jan) (more casual: drop い ( = i)) →やってるじゃん ( = yatterujan) やっていない ( = yatte inai jan) not doing / haven’t done → やっていないじゃん ( = yatte inai jan) (more casual: drop い ( = i)) →やってないじゃん ( = yattenai jan) Example sentences : この靴、可愛いじゃん。 = Kono kutsu, kawaii jan.= I think these shoes are cute. このゲーム、面白いじゃん。 = Kono geemu, omoshiroi jan. = This game is fun! もう、こんな時間じゃん。行かなくちゃ。 = Mou, konna jikan jan. Ikanakucha. = Look at the time! I gotta go now. 今日のお弁当美味しそうじゃん。 = Kyou no obentou oishisou jan! = Today’s boxed lunch looks good, doesn’t it? だめじゃん、ちゃんと彼女にあやまらなくちゃ。 = Dame jan, chanto kanojo ni ayamaranakucha. = That’s bad. You should apologize to her properly. 「ちょっと！それ、私のバナナじゃん。」 = Chotto! Sore, watashi no banana jan. = Hey! That is MY banana. Follow me on Instagram!! : http://instagram.com/tomokotomokotomoko Useful Japanese Lesson site: Maggi Sensei : https://twitter.com/MaggieSensei -------------------------------------- If you are coming to Japan, you'll need wifi! Use my discount code: Tomokodesu here : https://ninjawifi.com/jp/application/order/ ------------------------------- Tomoko Yoga website : https://www.tomokotomoko.com/ Yoga playlist on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W625cG3V3tE&list=PLBPKdAgWrMneZkhYMpBfQr5Tfu9UrlWBy ------------------------- Osaka ben video : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBPKdAgWrMncKVf6xMeQfUch_HhiZD_Av Travel & Vlog : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBPKdAgWrMnf5zWB4uW5189G68S4Ow-9e ーーーーーーーーーーー ♫ Thank you for watching! ♫ My Twitter: http://twitter.com/tomokodesu1 My TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@tomoko...tomoko