Japanese particles

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 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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Genki Grammar #25: Mastering と (to)

Discover the two main functions of the Japanese particle と (to) for connecting nouns and describing actions done together. Clear examples and explanations included!

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Genki Grammar #19: Mastering X ga arimasu / imasu

Discover how to use あります (arimasu) and います (imasu) in Japanese to talk about the existence of things, possessions, and events. Essential tips and examples provided.

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