Journey to Japanese Mastery Using -ga and -kedo in Japanese
Understand how to use -ga and -kedo in Japanese to enhance your conversational skills. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations.
Journey to Japanese Mastery
Journey to Japanese Mastery 
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #66: Mastering “de”
Discover how to effectively use the particle "de" in Japanese to describe transportation, tools, and locations with simple examples and explanations.
Grammar Genki Grammar #65: Mastering dokokani / dokonimo
Discover how to express "somewhere" and "not anywhere" in Japanese using どこか (dokoka) and どこにも (dokonimo). This guide includes examples and clear explanations.
Genki Genki Grammar #64: Mastering Adjective + naru
In this post, learn how to use the verb なる with adjectives and nouns to describe changes. Understand the difference between absolute and relative changes in Japanese.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #63: Mastering – tsumorida
In this post, we explore the use of つもりだ (tsumorida) in Japanese to express intentions and plans. Learn how to form sentences with examples and explanations.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #62: Mastering Adjective/Noun + no
Learn how to use "の" (no) to replace nouns when the context is clear. This helps avoid repetition and makes your Japanese sound more natural.
Grammar Genki Grammar #61: Mastering Comparison among Three or More Items
Discover how to compare three or more items in Japanese using いちばん (ichiban). Learn the correct usage of どれ (dore) and 何 (nani) for making comparisons in different contexts.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #60: Mastering Comparison between Two Items
Discover how to compare two items in Japanese using simple structures. Genki Grammar #60 provides clear examples and explanations to help you master comparisons.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #59: Mastering Explanation kara, Situation
Discover how to use から (kara) to connect explanations and situations in Japanese. This guide provides simple explanations and examples to help you master this essential grammar point.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #58: Mastering “mou – mashita” and “mada – teimasen”
Understand how to use “mou - mashita” to say something has already been done and “mada - teimasen” to express that something is not yet done. Perfect for improving your Japanese conversation skills.