There are two kinds of adjective in Japanese.
- i-adjectives: Basically, Japanese origin. Always ends with "i".
- na-adjective: Basically, Chinese origin. Conjugation is same as noun.
![The difference between i-adj. and na-adj.](img/image5.jpeg)
![i-adj,](img/image33.png)
![na-adj.](img/image34.png)
![けいようし Keiyoushi](img/image31.png)
![~い but na-adjective](img/image35.png)
- きれい kirei = beautiful
- ていねい teinei = polite
- ゆうめい yuumei = famous
- しつれい shitsurei = impolite
- きらい kirai = don't like
- とくい tokui = be good at