Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #41: Mastering X wa kami ga nagai desu

Discover how to use the structure XはYがAdj.です (X wa Y ga Adj. desu) to describe physical features in Japanese with Genki Grammar #41. Simple explanations and practical examples included.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #40: Mastering -teiru (Result of a Change)

Learn how to use -ている (-teiru) to describe the result of a change in Japanese with Genki Grammar #40. Clear explanations and practical examples provided.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #39: Mastering -teiru (Action in Progress)

Learn how to use -ている (-teiru) to describe actions in progress in Japanese with Genki Grammar #39. Clear explanations and practical examples provided.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #38: Mastering -mashouka (Offering Assistance)

Discover how to use ましょうか (mashouka) to offer assistance in Japanese with Genki Grammar #38. Learn polite ways to offer help with clear explanations and practical examples.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #37: Mastering -kara

Learn how to use から (kara) to explain reasons or causes in Japanese with Genki Grammar #37. Simple explanations and practical examples provided.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #36: Mastering -te wa ikemasen

Discover how to use -てはいけません (-te wa ikemasen) to express strong prohibitions in Japanese with Genki Grammar #36. Simple explanations and practical examples included.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #35: Mastering -te mo iidesu.

Discover how to use -てもいいです (-te mo iidesu) to ask for and grant permission in Japanese with Genki Grammar #35. Simple explanations and practical examples included.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #34: Mastering Describing Two Activities

Discover how to connect actions in Japanese using the te-form with Genki Grammar #34. Master the art of describing multiple activities in a single sentence.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #33: Mastering -te kudasai

Learn how to make polite requests in Japanese using the -てください (-te kudasai) form with Genki Grammar #33. Simple explanations and examples provided.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #32: Mastering Te-form

Discover the essential uses of the te-form (て形) in Japanese grammar, including making requests, connecting actions, giving and asking for permission, and stating prohibitions. Perfect for Japanese learners.

GenkiGrammarJourney to Japanese Mastery