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Minna Grammar #10: How to Say “There is Something in a Place” in Japanese

This beginner-friendly guide explains how to say “There is something in a place” in Japanese using arimasu and imasu, with helpful examples and usage notes.

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Minna Grammar #9: I-Adjectives as Predicates

This blog post teaches how to use I-adjectives as predicates in Japanese. Understand their polite and negative forms with simple rules and helpful examples.

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Minna Grammar #8: NA-Adjectives as Predicates

This blog post explains how to use NA-adjectives as predicates in Japanese sentences. Simple grammar tips and clear examples for beginners.

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Minna Grammar #7: kono/sono/ano/dono

Learn how to use "kono," "sono," "ano," and "dono" to describe and identify things and people in Japanese. This guide provides clear examples and explanations to help you master these essential words.

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Minna Grammar #6: kore/sore/are

Explore the essential Japanese demonstratives—kore, sore, and are—and how to use them correctly in everyday conversation to improve your Japanese fluency.

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Minna Grammar #5: N1 no N2

Dive into Minna Grammar #5 and learn how to use the "N1 no N2" structure to clearly express affiliation in Japanese, with easy-to-follow examples and explanations.

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Minna Grammar #4: N “も” (mo)

Explore Minna Grammar #4 and learn to use the particle “も” (mo) to connect and expand ideas in Japanese by adding information that builds on what has been previously mentioned.

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Minna Grammar #3: N1はN2ですか

Discover how to form questions in Japanese using "N1はN2ですか." This guide provides practical examples and explanations to help you master question formation with the particle "か."

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Minna Grammar #2: N1はN2じゃありません

Enhance your Japanese learning with Minna no Nihongo 1 by mastering the negation form "N1はN2じゃありません." This guide offers clear explanations to confidently negate in Japanese.

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Minna Grammar #1: N1はN2です

Learn the essential "N1はN2です" structure from Minna no Nihongo 1 to start speaking Japanese confidently and clearly. Ideal for new learners aiming to grasp basic grammar.

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