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adjective forms in japanese 2014/10/18 07:38
I know the adjective form i and na, but I saw a word in a song and it was "suberasu" and in the song it said "suberasu velvet" and I realized that it was an adjective but I never seen one in that form, is it possible that they are many adjective forms in japanese beyond i and na.
by Kisukeyo  

Re: adjective forms in japanese 2014/10/18 19:03
"suberasu" is broken style of "suberaseru" that is the causative form of a verb "suberu"

So "suberasu velvet, izanau snake" means
"velvet make you slip, snake seduces you"
or
"you strip off your velvet, you are like a snake seducing me"...?

the song lyrics are not so good to learn language from the basics, I think?
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