"more" & "most" in Japanese | Minna no Nihongo | Lesson 12

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- Level -
JLPT N5
- Lesson 12 covers -
0:00 - Vocabulary
7:20 - Past tense of noun / なadj / いadj
14:15 - N1はN2よりadjです / N1 is more adj than N2
21:47 - Rangeの中でNが一番adjです / N is the most adj among the range
25:40 - adjの / adj one
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Sensei
What the different between
じゃありません　と　じゃない
Can I use じゃない?

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They are the same in meaning, but different in the level of formality.When you're in a formal situation or speaking with someone you should show respect to, "じゃありません" is more suitable. In casual or informal settings, "じゃない" is commonly used.

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