Genki Grammar

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Genki Grammar #73: Mastering -hou ga iidesu

Discover how to use -ほうがいいです (hou ga iidesu) in Japanese to give advice and make recommendations. Genki Grammar #73 helps you suggest the best actions and avoid problems.
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Genki Grammar #72: Mastering -sugiru

Discover how to use -すぎる (sugiru) in Japanese to express excessiveness. Genki Grammar #72 helps you indicate when something is beyond what is normal or proper.
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Genki Grammar #71: Mastering -ndesu

Discover how to use -んです (ndesu) in Japanese to explain reasons and provide context. Genki Grammar #71 helps you make your conversations more informative and engaging.
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Genki Grammar #70: Mastering Noun A ya Noun B

Discover how to use や (ya) in Japanese to list examples of nouns without implying a complete list. Genki Grammar #70 helps you make your sentences more flexible and natural.
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Genki Grammar #69: Mastering -koto ga aru

Discover how to use -ことがある (koto ga aru) in Japanese to talk about past experiences. Genki Grammar #69 helps you share what you have done and understand others' experiences.
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Genki Grammar #68: Mastering -tari -tari suru

Discover how to use -たり-たりする (tari-tari suru) in Japanese to list activities as examples, making your sentences smoother and more varied with Genki Grammar #68.
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Genki Grammar #67: Mastering -tai

Discover how to effectively use the particle "de" in Japanese to describe transportation, tools, and locations with simple examples and explanations.
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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.
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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.
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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.