胃の調子が悪いので今日は軽めに食べます

N3 胃 i stomach N3 調子 choushi condition, rhythm, tone, state N5 悪い warui bad, wrong, inferior N5 今日 kyou today N5 食べます tabemasu eat

N2 胃 i stomach, paunch, crop N3 調 chou / shira.beru, shira.be, totono.u, totono.eru tune, tone, meter N5 子 shi, su, tsu / ko, -ko, ne child, sign of the rat, 11PM-1AM N4 悪 aku, o / waru.i, waru-, a.shi, niku.i, -niku.i, aa, izukuni, izukunzo, niku.mu bad, vice, rascal N5 今 kon, kin / ima now, maintenant, ahora N5 日 nichi, jitsu / hi, -bi, -ka day, sun, Japan N2 軽 kei, kyou, kin / karu.i, karo.yaka, karo.njiru lightly, trifling, unimportant N5 食 shoku, jiki / ku.u, ku.rau, ta.beru, ha.mu eat, food, manger

N4 〜ので node Indicates cause or reason in a softer way than kara, connects two clauses, often used in polite explanations N5 〜ます masu Used at the end of verbs, polite present or future form, makes the sentence more polite N5 〜が ga Marks the grammatical subject, highlights new information, can also show slight contrast in some sentences N5 〜に ni Indicates destination, target, arrival point, specific time, or person receiving an action N5 〜で de Indicates where an action happens, means used, tool, cause, or material depending on context N5 〜の no Indicates possession, relation between nouns, nominal explanation, or turns a verb into a noun phrase N5 〜は wa Marks the topic of the sentence, indicates what the sentence is about, can contrast with another element, organizes main information