Japanese grammar

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.

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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.

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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.

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Genki Grammar #57: Mastering Qualifying Nouns with Verbs and Adjectives

Discover how to use verbs and adjectives to qualify nouns in Japanese. Enhance your sentences with detailed descriptions. Examples and tips included.

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Genki Grammar #56: Mastering Past Tense Short Forms in Quoted Speech: -to itteimashita

Discover how to report past statements accurately in Japanese using past tense short forms with -to itteimashita. Enhance your conversation skills with this easy-to-follow guide. 

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Genki Grammar #55: Mastering Past Tense Short Forms in Quoted Speech: -to omoimasu

Discover how to use past tense short forms with -to omoimasu in Japanese to share your thoughts about past events. This blog post includes simple explanations and examples to enhance your understanding.

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Understanding -suru Verbs in Japanese

Mastering -suru verbs in Japanese can significantly boost your vocabulary. This guide explains how to use these verbs and their related nouns in different contexts.

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Genki Grammar #52: Mastering nanika and nanimo

This blog post explains how to use 何か (nanika) and 何も (nanimo) in Japanese to talk about "something" and "anything" in positive and negative sentences.

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Genki Grammar #51: Mastering The Subject Particle ga

Learn how to use the Japanese subject particle が (ga) to emphasize subjects and introduce new information. Discover the key differences between が and は with examples and explanations.

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Genki Grammar #50: Mastering Verb noga sukidesu / jouzudesu

Discover how to use verb short forms with の to describe actions you like, dislike, or are good or bad at doing in Japanese. Learn with clear examples and explanations.

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