Prompt: Person is putting on a coat inside the room. Your Question: Japanese: コートを きますか 。→ More natural: どうしてコートをきている んですか 。 Romaji: Doushite kooto o kite iru n desu ka? English: Why are you wearing a coat?
Beginners tend to add 〜んです to every sentence. Use it only when there is a need for connection, explanation, or curiosity.
すみませんが、 友達が結婚するんですが、どんなお祝いをあげたらいいですか。 (Excuse me, my friend is getting married, what kind of wedding gift should I give?)
じゃ、 大使館へ 行った ほうが いいですよ。 (Well then, you should go to the embassy.) Substitution 2 (Lost wallet / Go to police station): A: どうしたんですか。 (What is the matter?) minna no nihongo lesson 26 renshuu c answers
A: この本を読みたい んですが 、貸していただけませんか。B: いいですよ。 Key Mistakes to Avoid in Lesson 26 Forgetting "na" for Nouns and Na-Adjectives: Incorrect: 病気んです (Byouki n desu) Correct: 病気 な んです (Byouki na n desu)
Note: In the textbook, Renshuu C consists of short dialogue completions. Below are the standard answers along with structural breakdowns. Renshuu C: Problem 1
Minna no Nihongo is one of the most widely used textbooks for learning Japanese, but a common challenge for students is that the main textbook does not include answers to the practice (Renshuu) sections. This guide is designed to help you check your answers, understand the grammar, and clarify common points of confusion. Prompt: Person is putting on a coat inside the room
わかりました。そうします。ありがとう ございます。 (I understand. I will do that. Thank you.) Grammar Note
日本語が 上手ですね。どこで 習ったんですか 。 (Your Japanese is good. Where did you learn it?)
Sou desu ka. Zannen desu ne. (Is that so? That's a pity.) Key Structure Used: Beginners tend to add 〜んです to every sentence
Translation: I received a present from a foreigner.
Sumimasen. Nichiyoubi wa chotto tsugou ga warui n desu. (Sorry. Sunday is a bit inconvenient for me.)
いいカメラですね。どこで買ったんですか。 B: 新宿で買ったんです。 Variation 2 (Watch / Gift from Father):
For detailed step-by-step walkthroughs and visual guides for these exercises, you can refer to: Renshuu.org for sentence breakdowns and translations. 3A Corporation Website
Asking about something you just saw (e.g., seeing someone with a wet umbrella and asking " Reasoning: