Japanese particles

Minna Grammar #10: How to Say “There is Something in a Place” in Japanese

This beginner-friendly guide explains how to say “There is something in a place” in Japanese using arimasu and imasu, with helpful examples and usage notes.

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Understanding Sorede, Soshite, and Sorekara in Japanese

Discover how to use "それで" (sorede) for consequences, "そして" (soshite) for adding information, and "それから" (sorekara) for sequencing events. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples for mastering these expressions.

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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.

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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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Using the Particle ni in Japanese

Understand how to use the particle に (ni) in Japanese to indicate time, location, role, and purpose. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations to improve your Japanese skills.Tag

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Using dake to Indicate Limited Quantities

Understand how to use だけ (dake) in Japanese to indicate limited quantities. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations to improve your Japanese skills.

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Using wa in Negative Sentences

Understand how to use the particle -wa in negative Japanese sentences. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations to improve your conversational skills.

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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.

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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.

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Choosing the Right Word #4: Ni vs. De

Confused about when to use "Ni" and "De" in Japanese? Our guide breaks down the differences with easy-to-understand examples for language learners.

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