Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #136: Mastering -kata
Master the Japanese suffix -kata (方) with Genki Grammar #136. Learn how to say "how to" or "the way of" performing actions with easy examples.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #135: Mastering -made
Master Genki Grammar #135: -made (まで) to describe time limits and conditions in Japanese. Learn with simple explanations and examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #114: Mastering Extra-modest Expressions
Learn to use extra-modest expressions like おります (orimasu) and 申します (moushimasu) to show respect and politeness in formal Japanese settings with Genki Grammar #114: Mastering Extra-modest Expressions.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #113: Mastering -hazudesu
Learn how to use -はずです (-hazudesu) to express expectations and assumptions in Japanese with Genki Grammar #113: Mastering -hazudesu. Understand how to use it with verbs, adjectives, and nouns with clear examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery 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.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #108: Mastering -bayokattadesu
Learn how to use -ばよかったです (-bayokattadesu) to express regret or missed opportunities in Japanese with Genki Grammar #108: Mastering -bayokattadesu. Understand the structure and practice with examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #107: Mastering -nagara
Learn how to use -ながら (-nagara) to express two actions performed at the same time with Genki Grammar #107: Mastering -nagara. Understand the rules and common mistakes with easy-to-follow examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #106: Mastering -to (conjunction)
Learn how to use -と (to) to express “whenever” or “if” in Japanese with Genki Grammar #106: Mastering -to. Discover how to show cause-and-effect relationships in different contexts using simple sentences and examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #105: Mastering -te shimau
Learn to use -てしまう (-te shimau) to express regret or show that an action was completed unintentionally. Genki Grammar #105: Mastering -te shimau covers both meanings with simple examples.
Journey to Japanese Mastery Genki Grammar #104: Mastering Paired Intransitive Verbs + ている
Learn how to use ている (te iru) with paired intransitive verbs to express actions in progress and resulting states. Genki Grammar #104: Mastering Paired Intransitive Verbs + ている explains this with simple examples.