Japanese grammar is an essential part of learning the Japanese language.

It is the set of rules that govern the way words are combined to form sentences in the Japanese language. Japanese grammar is known for its complex system of particles, which are small words that are added to the end of nouns or verbs to indicate the grammatical function of the word in the sentence. 

In this post, We will talk about JLPT N5 Grammar: ませんか

JLPT N5 Grammar: ませんか (masen ka) Meaning

ませんか (masen ka) is a way of making a polite request or suggestion in Japanese. It is often translated as “Won’t you [do something]?” or “Would you like to [do something]?”

Form

Verbません + か

Here are ten sentences using ませんか (masen ka):

1. ここで休んでもらえませんか？ Won’t you rest here?
2. このレストランでランチを食べてもらえませんか？Won’t you have lunch at this restaurant?
3. これを見てもらえませんか？ Won’t you look at this?
4. このゲームを一緒にプレイしてもらえませんか？Won’t you play this game with me?
5. 今度の映画を一緒に見に行ってもらえませんか？Won’t you come with me to see the movie this time?
6. この料理を一緒に作ってもらえませんか？Won’t you help me make this dish?
7. このパンを一緒に食べてもらえませんか？ Won’t you eat this bread with me?
8. この問題を一緒に解いてもらえませんか？Won’t you solve this problem with me?
9. この絵を一緒に描いてもらえませんか？ Won’t you draw this picture with me?
10. この花を一緒に見てもらえませんか？ Won’t you look at this flower with me?