Journey to Japanese Mastery 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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Grammar 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.
Genki Genki Grammar #136: Mastering -kata
Master the Japanese suffix -kata (方) with Genki Grammar #136. Learn how to say "how to" or "the way of" performing actions with easy examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #135: Mastering -made
Master Genki Grammar #135: -made (まで) to describe time limits and conditions in Japanese. Learn with simple explanations and examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #134: Mastering -koto ni shiteiru
Master Genki Grammar #134: -koto ni shiteiru to express personal habits and resolutions in Japanese. Learn its meaning, usage, and see real-life examples!
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #133: Mastering -koto ni suru
Genki Grammar #133: Mastering ことにする (koto ni suru) – Learn how to express decisions in Japanese with easy explanations and examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #132: Mastering -temo
Learn how to express "even if" in Japanese with Genki Grammar #132: Mastering -temo. Simple examples, romaji readings, and practical usage included!
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #131: Mastering Causative-Passive Sentences
Learn how to express situations where you're made to do something in Japanese using causative-passive sentences. Simple rules, examples, and tips included!
Journey to Japanese Mastery 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.
Journey to Japanese Mastery 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.