Different questions about Japanese grammar

[Red5]

first of all I need the translation of these verbs in ます form

- write
- call
- drink (coffee)
- dance
- drive (car)
- smoke (tobacco)
- take a photo
- play (soccer)
- go out (from house or though the door)

2. I am studying this rule:

when joining an い-adj sentence to another sentence, take away the い-from the い-adjective and attach くて

my question is, replacing くて instead of い , does it apply on the two adjectives or one only,
see this example which one is right,
ミラさんは若くて、背が高くてです。

OR
ミラさんは若くて、背が高いです。

which one is right?


thank you in advanced.

 

[hirashin]

Hello, Red5.

ミラさんは若くて、背が高いです。is correct.

Usually you can't say くてです.

And the i-adjective + desu pattern may sound a little awkward.
So ミラさんは、若くて背が高い女性です。 would be better.

Hirashin

 

[Red5]

thank you very much Hirashin, but what about the verbs in ます-form?

may you translate them to me?

 

[saheki51]

- write, 歩きます
- call, 呼びます
- drink (coffee), （コーヒーを）飲みます
- dance, 踊ります
- drive (car), （車を）運転します
- smoke (tobacco), （タバコを）吸います
- take a photo, 写真を撮ります/写真を写します
- play (soccer), （サッカーを）します
- go out (from house or though the door), 外に出ます/出かけます/外出します

 

[Mike Cash]

Write should be 書きます (かきます), not 歩きます (あるきます)

 

[saheki51]

Write should be 書きます (かきます), not 歩きます (あるきます)

Yes, of course. Sorry.

 

[Red5]

はい書きます。ありがとうございました皆さん