Creating positive sentences in simple Japanese is easy and fun! Here are some basic tips I've learned:

1. Using the Word 'da':

   • For simple positive sentences, you can use “だ” (da) or “です” (desu) to show what something is.
   • For example: “これはペンです。” (Kore wa pen desu.) means "This is a pen."

2. Subject-Object-Verb Order:

   • In Japanese, the usual order is Subject-Object-Verb. Start with the subject, then the object, and end with the verb.
   • For instance: “私はりんごを食べます。” (Watashi wa ringo o tabemasu.) means "I eat an apple."

3. Using Adjectives:

   • To describe how something is, you can use adjectives. Just add “です” (desu) at the end.
   • For example: “これはおいしいです。” (Kore wa oishii desu.) means "This is delicious."

Once you get the hang of this simple way to form sentences, you'll be making positive statements easily!