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Today I studied present tense verbs in japanese. I haven't seen many examples so these might be very wrong.
私は魚を食べる。
I eat fish.
私は冷たいお茶を飲まない。
I don't drink cold tea.
私の親切な友達は家にいる。
My kind friend is in the house.
私の静かな家に帰らない。
i don't come home to my quiet house.
These are probably have a lot of mistakes. Thanks for the help!
私は魚を食べる。
I eat fish.
私は冷たいお茶を飲まない。
I don't drink cold tea.
私の親切な友達は家にいる。
My kind friend is in the house.
私の静かな家に帰らない。
i don't come home to my quiet house.
These are probably have a lot of mistakes. Thanks for the help!
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I don't know why you are worried.
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(私は)私の静かな家に帰らない。I don't come home to my quiet house.
Japanese people often omit subject. So you can use or omit 私は。Both are OK.
(私は)私のしずかな家に帰れない。I can't come home to my quiet house.
「帰れない」:can't come home.
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In Japanese can you say
私は冷たくないお茶を飲まない。
I'm not sure how to translate into English, but does that sentence make sense in Japanese?
私の静かな家に帰らない。or you can also say 「私は自分の静かな家に帰らない」
まちがいはないと思いますよ :)
This is correct but a bit clumsy.
I usually don't drink hot tea.
私はあたたかいお茶は飲まない。 is more natural.
As you know, double negation sometimes sounds unnatural.
私の親切な友達は家にいる。(Although it's grammatically correct, 「私の親切な友達」 sounds awkward. We usually say: 「私の仲のよい友達」or 「私の親友」.)
私の静かな家に帰らない。(Almost no problem, grammatically, but I could not grasp the meaning. Is it mean "There is always someone in my house when I come home"?)
Other than kazu2008-san's translation, you might also say:
「私は熱いお茶は飲みません」 (not 「お茶を」. The sentence implies you DO drink cold ones.)
We say 「猫舌、ねこじた(cat's tongue)」, who is not good at eating/drinking hot food/drink.
So you can say 「私は猫舌です。」, instead of 「私は熱いお茶が飲めません(I cannot drink hot tea.)」
Keep it up!