I'm a fairly new student to the Japanese language and my question is regarding the pattern of using one "wear" verb to describe multiple articles of clothing worn.
In Rosetta Stone it uses the following example...
Onnanohito wa shiroi shatsu to aoi jiinzu o kite imasu.
(The woman is wearing a white shirt and blue jeans.)
My question is this: is "kite imasu" used because "shiroi shatsu" comes first in the sentence?
if i were wanting to say...
Onnanohito wa aoi jiinzu to shiroi shatsu o haite imasu.
Would this be correct?
I know "Kite" is to wear above the waist and "haite" is below... does it matter which verb you would use to describe both?
Domo Arigato
In Rosetta Stone it uses the following example...
Onnanohito wa shiroi shatsu to aoi jiinzu o kite imasu.
(The woman is wearing a white shirt and blue jeans.)
My question is this: is "kite imasu" used because "shiroi shatsu" comes first in the sentence?
if i were wanting to say...
Onnanohito wa aoi jiinzu to shiroi shatsu o haite imasu.
Would this be correct?
I know "Kite" is to wear above the waist and "haite" is below... does it matter which verb you would use to describe both?
Domo Arigato