Japanese Useful phrases: どっちでもいい（docchi de mo ii）
There are many phrases out there that you can use to sound more native. For today’s blog, we will focus on how and when to use the phrase, “どっちでもいい”, a…
Continue readingUseful Japanese phrases: Mitai na みたいな “like, similar to~”
How to master the use of Mitai na みたいな in Japanese to express “like, similar to~” Hey guys, how are you today? Are you feeling “like” a real enthusiastic student?…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases: Yousuruni ようするに(要するに)
Summing up ようするに how to say “In summary” in Japanese Hello to all of you lovely Japanese learners of the internet, how are you doing today? We have got a…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases : Chinamini(ちなみに) – By the way
Hello everyone, welcome to another saucy lesson from Bondlingo! Today we are going to be looking at the useful phrase “Chinamini” ちなみに which means “by the way” in Japanese. This…
Continue readingThis sounds interesting: Using “Omoshiroi(おもしろい)” in Japanese
Hey everyone how are you today? This is going to be a VERY interesting online Japanese lesson for you. We are going to be learning all about how to use…
Continue readingHow to ask where things are with “Wa doko desu ka(どこですか)” in Japanese
Hey guys welcome back to another sensational online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be looking at the phrase “~wa doko desu ka?”. This will let us…
Continue readingHow to use Omedetou(おめでとう) to say CONGRATULATIONS in Japanese
Hello everyone welcome to another incredible lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be learning how to use the Japanese phrase “omedetou(おめでとう)” to express “congratulations”. This is a top…
Continue readingHow to use maji(まじ) & majide(まじで) Seriously? in Japanese
Seriously, you are back again? Wow, i guess you guys are super serious about learning Japanese huh. Welcome one and all to another awesome online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today…
Continue readingIs Kudasai(ください) rude? Saying “please” the right way
We are made to believe that adding a “kudasai” to a sentence makes it a tad bit more polite…is it rude? Can I use “onegaishimasu” instead? Make it through the…
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