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    変な夢を見た (hen na yume o mita) - I had a strange dream.

    Grammar & Usage

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    How it works

    This sentence uses the 'na-adjective + na + noun' structure (変な夢) to describe 'dream'. The particle 'o' marks 'dream' as the direct object of the verb 'mita'. 'Mita' is the past tense of 'miru' (to see/watch/have a dream).

    Sample sentences

    昨夜、変な夢を見たので、朝からずっと考えている。

    I had a strange dream last night, so I've been thinking about it all morning.

    彼は「変な夢を見た」と言って、朝食を食べ始めた。

    He said, 'I had a strange dream,' and started eating breakfast.

    どんな変な夢を見たの？もしよかったら教えてよ。

    What kind of strange dream did you have? Tell me if you don't mind.

    Quick facts

    adjective_type:変 (hen) is a 'na-adjective', which requires 'na' when directly modifying a noun (e.g., 変な人 - a strange person, 変な天気 - strange weather).
    verb_conjugation:見た (mita) is the past tense (ta-form) of 見る (miru - to see, to watch, to have [a dream]).

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    Example

    昨夜、変な夢を見たので、朝からずっと考えている。

    I had a strange dream last night, so I've been thinking about it all morning.

    彼は「変な夢を見た」と言って、朝食を食べ始めた。

    He said, 'I had a strange dream,' and started eating breakfast.

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