Genki Genki Grammar #100: Mastering -nakutemoiidesu
Learn how to use -なくてもいいです (nakutemoiidesu) to express that something is not necessary in Japanese, with easy-to-understand examples and explanations.
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Genki Genki Grammar #99: Mastering -tara
Learn how to use -たら (tara) to create conditional "if" statements in Japanese with easy explanations and examples in Genki Grammar #99: Mastering -tara.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #98: Mastering -tte
In Genki Grammar #98: Mastering -tte, learn how to use -tte to casually report what someone has said in Japanese. Easy-to-follow guide with examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #97: Mastering -soudesu (I hear)
Learn how to use -そうです (soudesu) to report information you've heard from others with this simple guide in Genki Grammar #97: Mastering -soudesu (I hear).
Vocabulary Understanding “ogoru” and “gochisousuru” in Japanese
Discover the difference between "おごる" for casual settings and "ごちそうする" for formal situations in Japanese. Learn how to use these verbs properly when treating someone to a meal.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #96: Mastering -te sumimasen deshita
Master the polite form "-te sumimasen deshita" to express apologies in Japanese. Learn when to use present or past tense and how to use casual forms like "gomen."
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #95: Mastering -toki
Master the use of 時 (toki) in Japanese! Learn when to use present or past tense in sentences and how to describe actions happening over time.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #94: Mastering to ii
Discover how to use "to ii" to express wishes and hopes in Japanese. Learn the differences between casual and polite forms with practical examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #93: Mastering -itadakemasenka
This article explains how to use -ていただけませんか, -てくれませんか, and -てくれない for making polite and casual requests in Japanese, with practical examples and explanations.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #92: Mastering -teageru / -tekureru / -temorau
Master the use of -teageru, -tekureru, and -temorau in Japanese to express favors. This post explains the differences and provides examples to help you understand when and how to use these forms in daily conversations.