Grammar ~nikui (~にくい)
JLPT Level: N4Formula: stem form / renyoukei verb + nikui
Meaning: hard to (do something)
Construction example:
食べる = taberu = to eat → 食べにくい = tabenikui = hard to eat
読む = yomu = to read → 読みにくい = yominikui = hard to read
使う = tsukau = to use → 使いにくい = tsukainikui = hard to use
分かる = wakaru = to understand → 分かりにくい = wakarinikui = hard to understand
The conjugation of all verbs which conjugate into ~nikui form become like I-adjective
Example in complete sentence:
漢字は読みにくい字ですねAlso learn: Japanese Grammar: ~yasui (~やすい) easy to do something
kanji wa yominikui desu ne
Kanji is the letters which hard to read, isn't it?
英語はあまり勉強しにくくない言語と思います
eigo wa amari benkyou shinikukunai gengo to omoimasu
I think English is a language that is not really hard to learn
今日はちょっと病気だから、多分働きにくくなります
kyou wa chotto byouki dakara, hatarakinikuku narimasu
Because I feel sick today, maybe I will be hard to work
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