Minna No Nihongo Lesson 26 Renshuu C Answers

For quick reference, here are the core answers for Minna no Nihongo I Lesson 26 Renshuu C (2nd Edition, pages 150-151):

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Meaning:

Formation:

| Type | Plain form | + んです | |------|-----------|----------| | Verb | たべる (eat) | たべるんです | | い-adjective | たかい (high) | たかいんです | | な-adjective | しずか (quiet) | しずかなんです | | Noun | がくせい (student) | がくせいなんです |

Note: For な-adjective & noun → add な before んです.

Negative:
Plain negative (〜ない) + んです
Example: たべないんです (It’s that I don’t eat.)

Past:
Plain past + んです
Example: たべたんです (It’s that I ate.)

These questions require you to identify that an action or quality is excessive.

Answer 4: Prompt Picture: A person is carrying 10 heavy boxes. Your Sentence: Japanese: おもすぎますね。 (It’s too heavy.) Alternative: はこがおもすぎます。

Answer 5: Prompt Picture: Someone ate 5 hamburgers, then a pizza. Your Sentence: Japanese: たべすぎました。 Romaji: Tabe sugimashita. English: I ate too much.

Answer 5b (I-adjective practice): Prompt: This shirt is ¥50,000. Your Sentence: Japanese: このシャツはたかすぎます。 Romaji: Kono shatsu wa taka sugimasu. English: This shirt is too expensive.

Answer 5c (Na-adjective practice): Prompt: The room has no sound or people. Your Sentence: Japanese: へやがしずかすぎます。 Romaji: Heya ga shizuka sugimasu. English: The room is too quiet.

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