How to say "but" in Japanese | 形容詞接続〜ですが、〜（逆接)

The video tutorial introduces the use of 'but' in sentences, providing examples and practice exercises. It covers how 'but' is used to contrast adjectives and ideas, with various practice sentences to reinforce learning. The tutorial concludes with questions to encourage further practice.

What is the main feature of the new phone mentioned in the video?

• Old but reliable

• Expensive and fast

• Small but useful

• Large and heavy

How is the lunch box described in terms of taste and cost?

• Expensive and not tasty

• Tasty but not cheap

• Cheap but not tasty

• Delicious and expensive

What is the grammatical rule for using 'but' in Japanese as explained in the video?

• It is used at the end of a sentence

• It is used before adjectives

• It is used after adjectives

• It is used at the beginning of a sentence

How is the weather described in the practice sentences?

• Cold and rainy

• Nice and warm

• Hot and sunny

• Nice but a little cold

What is the main contrast in the description of the Shinkansen?

• Cheap and fast

• Fast but not cheap

• Expensive and slow

• Slow but cheap

How is work described in the practice sentences?

• Stressful but rewarding

• Relaxing and fun

• Fun but no days off

• Busy and boring

What is the main contrast in the description of the room?

• Small and cramped

• Old but wide

• Modern and narrow

• Large and new