Genki

Genki Grammar #130: Mastering -noyouni / -noyouna

Genki Grammar #130 explains how to use のように (noyouni) and のような (noyouna) to make comparisons in Japanese. Includes simple explanations and examples for learners.

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Genki Grammar #129: Mastering -noni

Genki Grammar #129 explains how to use のに (noni) to express contrast and unexpected results in Japanese. Includes simple examples for easy understanding.

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Genki Grammar #128: Mastering -ba

Discover how to master the Japanese -ba form in Genki Grammar #128. Learn to express conditional sentences with easy-to-understand examples and tips.

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Genki Grammar #127: Mastering Verb Stem + nasai

Learn how to use Genki Grammar #127: Mastering Verb Stem + nasai, a command form in Japanese, with clear examples, when to use it, and helpful notes.

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Genki Grammar #126: Mastering Causative + te ageru / te kureru / te morau

Genki Grammar #126 explains how to combine causative verbs with te ageru, te kureru, and te morau. Learn to express permission, favors, and appreciation with simple examples.

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Genki Grammar #125: Mastering Causative Sentences

Genki Grammar #125 teaches you how to use causative sentences in Japanese. Learn to express making or letting someone act, with step-by-step explanations and examples.

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Genki Grammar #124: Mastering -te hoshii

Genki Grammar #124 teaches you how to use -te hoshii to express your desires for someone else to perform an action. Discover the nuances and examples to use it naturally in Japanese.

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Genki Grammar #123: Mastering Adjective + suru

Genki Grammar #123 teaches you how to use Adjective + suru to describe intentional actions that change something’s state. Perfect for talking about making things better, cleaner, or simpler.

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Genki Grammar #122: Mastering -aida ni

Genki Grammar #122 covers the -aida ni structure, which lets you describe an event happening "while" another action is in progress. Perfect for talking about simultaneous events in Japanese.

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Genki Grammar #121: Mastering -tearu

Genki Grammar #121 teaches you how to use -tearu to describe actions done on purpose, with the effects still visible. Perfect for talking about intentional preparations in Japanese.

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