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Use i-adjectives to describe people, places, things, and experiences in present-tense sentences.
Most i-adjectives end in い in their plain form. They can come directly before a noun or end a sentence with です in polite speech.
この ほんは おもしろいです。
This book is interesting.
Sentence-final i-adjectives often end with です in polite speech.
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あたらしい かばんです。
It is a new bag.
Before a noun, the adjective keeps its plain い form.
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きょうは さむいです。
It is cold today.
Weather and feelings often use i-adjectives.
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