Learn the Japanese Particle “Sura”すら
Learn the Japanese Particle “Sura”すら : Hey guys welcome welcome welcome to another awesome Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today’s lesson is a little more advanced as today’s grammar point sits…
Continue readingThe Japanese particle: Sae(さえ): “Only”, “Even”, and “Didn’t even”.
The Japanese particle: Sae(さえ) – “Only”, “Even”, and “Didn’t even”.: Although a bit confusing, -sae is actually quite an advanced word that when used might make people think you’re more…
Continue readingUsing the Japanese particle “Shika”
Hey guys. Welcome one and all to another incredible Japanese lesson from Bondlingo, your go to for the best Japanese lessons on the web. Today, boy do we have an…
Continue readingMastering the Japanese particle “ka na” かな
Hey guys, welcome to today’s awesome online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be looking at the Japanese particle かな “Ka na” which is the equivalent of…
Continue readingLearning about the Japanese Particle “monono”
Learning about the Japanese Particle “monono” : Hey guys, How are you on this wonderful day? Welcome to another incredible Japanese lesson from the one and only Bondlingo! Boy do…
Continue readingHow to Remember Japanese Particles
How to Remember Japanese Particles :“Particles, particles…will I ever learn all of these Japanese particles?” If you’re wondering this, you’re no different than Japanese people learning English prepositions—they too find…
Continue readingExpress Your True Feelings in Japanese!: Particles よ, ぞ, and ぜ
Express Your True Feelings in Japanese!: Particles よ, ぞ, and ぜ :Hey, everyone, and welcome to another Bondlingo Japanese lesson! Do you find it hard sometimes to express what you…
Continue readingJapanese Particles : Using で to Express Supplementary Information
Have you been learning about the particle で (de), and you want to know if there’s another use for it? Well, today is your lucky day. Japanese Particles : Using…
Continue readingThe Japanese Particle Yori(より)
There are a lot of particles in Japanese that don’t seem like particles when you first learn them. より (yori) might be one of those for you. I know it…
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