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Hou
Hou
Meaning: One is better than the other. It is always followed by the particle "ga".
When to use?
1) After the demonstrative adjectives "Kono", "Sono", "Ano"
Kono hou ga yasui desu.
= This is more cheap.
2) After noun + no
Getsu youbi no hou ga isogashii desu.
= I am busier on Monday.
3) After dictionary form of verb or adjective
Pasokon wa karui hou ga benri desu yo.
= A lighter laptop is handier.
4) After nai-form of verb
Ikanai hou ga ii desu yo.
= It's better not to go.
5) After ta-form of verb
Aruite itta hou ga hayai desu ne.
= It would be faster to go by walk isn't it.
5) After ta-form of verb
Aruite itta hou ga hayai desu ne.
= It would be faster to go by walk isn't it.
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Grammatical words
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