Lesson 26 of the Minna no Nihongo textbook series is a major milestone for Japanese language learners. It introduces the grammar structure , which fundamentally changes how you express nuance, ask for explanations, and state reasons in natural Japanese.
Are you struggling with a from Lesson 26's Renshuu A or C?
日曜日野球の試合に行きますか。 すみません、都合が悪いんです。 (Are you going to the baseball game on Sunday? Sorry, it's inconvenient for me.) Minna No Nihongo Lesson 26 Renshuu B Answers
If you'd like to check your work on other parts of this lesson, tell me: Do you need the answers for or Renshuu C ?
Used with superiors, strangers, or when asking for a big favor. Lesson 26 of the Minna no Nihongo textbook
Explanation: Convert the past tense verb 練習しました to past casual 練習した + んです. Question 3: Explaining Observations
Grammar Breakdown: 下手 (bad at, な-adjective) + + んです. 4.3 Answer: 雨なんです。 Romaji: Ame na ndesu. Translation: (Because) It is raining. / It is rain. Grammar Breakdown: 雨 (rain, Noun) + な + んです. 4.4 Answer: チケットがないんです。 Romaji: Chiketto ga nai ndesu. Translation: (Because) I don't have a ticket. Noun) + な + んです.
Renshuu B Question 2: Digging Deeper with Interrogatives (Why, What, Where)