Throughout many Japanese books, it seems that they always use either です or ます。I learned だ and だった and using the dictionary form of verbs. but I see regular sentences in Japanese here on the forums that end in all sorts of things. For example, I seen a lot of sentences that end with the particle の. This makes no sense to me at all.
If the majority of Japanese sentences don't end with です or ます, why would books even teach you that? Is it because it's the formal way? If so, how can I learn Japanese that people actually use? I really want to be good at Japanese, but I don't know how. Please help.
I appreciate any answers and I'll rewrite things if it doesn't make sense to you
ありがとう
If the majority of Japanese sentences don't end with です or ます, why would books even teach you that? Is it because it's the formal way? If so, how can I learn Japanese that people actually use? I really want to be good at Japanese, but I don't know how. Please help.
I appreciate any answers and I'll rewrite things if it doesn't make sense to you
ありがとう