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A Relative Clause is a clause used to modify a noun, working as Adjectives to modify Nouns.
In Japanese, Relative Clauses are called rentai-shuushoku 連体修飾 (Prenominal Modifying Clause) since they are clauses that come BEFORE NOUNS to modify them.
In this Part 2 video, we'll learn in detail about Relative Clauses that modify a person.
In Japanese, Relative Clauses are called rentai-shuushoku 連体修飾 (Prenominal Modifying Clause) since they are clauses that come BEFORE NOUNS to modify them.
In this Part 2 video, we'll learn in detail about Relative Clauses that modify a person.