〜がほしい I want
The grammatical structure 〜がほしい is used in Japanese to express a desire or want for something. It typically follows a noun and conveys...
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Jun 273 min read
〜がいちばん The best
The phrase "〜がいちばん" (〜が一番) in Japanese is used to express the superlative degree, similar to saying "the most" or "the best" in English....
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Jun 263 min read
あまり〜ない
The Japanese grammar pattern あまり〜ない (amari~nai) is used to express that something is "not very" or "not much" of a particular quality or...
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Jun 265 min read
Food Nouns You Should Remember
Memorizing nouns is an essential part of learning Japanese. I have divided them into categories so that you can practice memorizing them....
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Jun 263 min read
Dating Phrases
Japanese dating culture has unique customs and practices that are influenced by both traditional values and modern influences. Here are...
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Jun 267 min read
Internet Slang Words
Japanese internet slang, also known as ネットスラング (netto surangu) in Japanese, refers to informal and often abbreviated or altered language...
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Jun 256 min read
Basic Nouns That You Can Use In The Daily Conversation
In Japanese, nouns are words that name people, animals, places, things, ideas, or events. Unlike in English, Japanese nouns do not change...
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Jun 254 min read
Basci Particle Rules
Today we will study an overview of particles. It is important to practice the basics, and it is quite noticeable when you make mistakes...
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Jun 242 min read
Shiritori Practice
What is しりとり？ Shiratori (しりとり) is a Japanese word game where players take turns saying words that begin with the final kana (or syllable)...
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Jun 243 min read
あとで (After)
Description: The grammar of "〜あとで" in Japanese is used to indicate that an action will be done after another action or event. It is...
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Jun 245 min read
The most useful Japanese Onomatopoeia
Japanese onomatopoeia, known as "擬音語" (giongo) or "擬態語" (gitaigo), are words that mimic sounds or describe states or actions. They play a...
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Jun 243 min read
TOP 20 Idioms
What is Japanese Idiom An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative meaning different from the literal meanings of the...
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Jun 236 min read
The difference between wa and ga
Understanding the difference between the Japanese particles "wa" (は) and "ga" (が) is crucial for mastering Japanese. These particles...
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Jun 194 min read
The Difference Between Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji
Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji are the three main scripts used in Japanese writing, each serving a different purpose. Hiragana is...
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