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How to say a new teacher's going to take charge of this class. in Japanese
| 1) | 新任新任(shinnin) (n,adj-no) inaugural/newのの(no) (prt) indicates possessive/nominalizes verbs and adjectives/substitutes for "ga" in subordinate phrases/indicates a confident conclusion/ indicates emotional emphasis/indicates question先生先生(sensei) (ok) teacher/master/doctor/ with names of teachers, etc. as an honorific/ previous existenceが(prt) indicates sentence subject/indicates possessive/but/however/still/andこ(suf) doing/in such a state/doing together/contest/match/familiarizing suffixのの(no) (prt) indicates possessive/nominalizes verbs and adjectives/substitutes for "ga" in subordinate phrases/indicates a confident conclusion/ indicates emotional emphasis/indicates questionクラスクラス(kurasu) (n) classをを(wo) (prt) indicates direct object of action/indicates subject of causative expression/indicates an area traversed/indicates time over which action takes place/indicates point of departure or separation of action/indicates object of desire, like, hate,担任担任(tannin) (n,vs) in charge/homeroom teacherされるされる(sareru) (v1) honorific or passive form of the verb "suru"予定予定(yotei) (n,vs) plans/arrangement/schedule/program/programme/expectation/estimateですです(desu) (aux) be/is/are。。(。) Japanese period "." | |||
 | shinnin no sensei gakono kurasu wo tannin sareru yotei desu 。 | |||
| Grammer form | 丁寧語 (Polite form)Polite form (teineigo) convays a sense of politeness, used when speaking to strangers, people older than you, higher social status ect. Click for examples / more info | |||
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