Genki 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.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #89: Mastering Volitional Form + to omotteimasu
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