Japanese Adjective Conjugation Practice
Practice Japanese i-adjective and na-adjective conjugation with beginner exercises, answers, and common mistake notes.
Japanese adjective practice
Practice First, Then Review
Practice Japanese i-adjectives and na-adjectives in present, negative, past, and noun-modifying forms.
What This Practice Page Trains
i-adj
Conjugate i-Adjectives
Practice 高い, 安い, おいしい, and other common i-adjectives.
na-adj
Use na-Adjectives
Practice きれい, 静か, and 好き with the right endings.
Sentences
Describe Real Things
Use adjectives before nouns and at the end of sentences.
Part 1: Make the Negative
Change each adjective into a natural negative form.
Question 1
高い
expensive/tall
Question 2
おいしい
delicious
Question 3
きれい
na-adjective
Question 4
静か
na-adjective
Part 2: Put It Before a Noun
Make a phrase that describes the noun.
Question 1
new book: 新しい + 本
i-adjective directly before noun.
Question 2
quiet room: 静か + 部屋
na-adjective needs な.
Question 3
delicious food: おいしい + 食べ物
i-adjective phrase.
Question 4
pretty picture: きれい + 写真
na-adjective needs な.
Answer Key and Explanations
1. 高くない
For i-adjective negative, drop い and add くない.
2. おいしくない
おいしい becomes おいしくない.
3. きれいじゃない
na-adjectives use じゃない for casual negative.
4. 静かじゃない
静か is a na-adjective, so it does not become 静かくない.
5. 新しい本
i-adjectives attach directly to nouns.
6. 静かな部屋
na-adjectives need な before nouns.
7. おいしい食べ物
おいしい directly modifies 食べ物.
8. きれいな写真
きれい needs な before 写真.
How to Use This Practice
- Answer once without notes, even if you are unsure.
- Check the explanation, not only the answer.
- Rewrite every missed item by hand or type it twice.
- Repeat the same set tomorrow before learning new material.
Common Mistakes
Treating きれい as i-adjective
きれい ends in い sound but is a na-adjective.
Forgetting な
Use な when a na-adjective comes before a noun.
Using くない for all adjectives
Only i-adjectives use くない.
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