read yesterday morning? 10. I read an amusing book yesterday morning. 11. Did you not see the beautiful flowers in Asakusa? 12. I saw the beautiful flowers in Okuyama. 13. What do you drink every day? 14. I drink tea every day. 15. Did you not drink saké last night? 16. I drank saké last night. 17. Did you dislike the garden of Asakusa? 18. I did not dislike it. 19. Did you make that beautiful cabinet (tedansu)? 20. Yes, I made that cabinet. Do you like (it)? 21. Yes, I like (it). 22. Have you not seen this picture yet (mada)? 23. No, I have not seen (it) yet. 24. What (dō) do you think of that? 25. I think that good (yoi to).
CXIII.
| Oide nasaru koto ga dekimasu, | can go. |
| Oide nasaru koto ga dekimasen, | cannot go. |
| Oide nasaru koto ga dekimasita, | could go. |
| Oide nasaru koto ga dekimasenanda, | could not go. |
| Teduma, conjuring. | Katana, sword. |
| Tedumasi, conjurer. | Karuwaza, acrobatic feats. |
| Odori, dancing. | Karuwazasi, acrobat. |
| Wuta, song. | Hebitukai, snake tamer. |
In conversation, the relative pronoun is not used. For instance, Kore wa watakusi ga yomimasita shomotu de gozarimasu. This is the book I read.
… to yuwu … called. For example, Sumi-
