The Top 15 ways to describe your mood in Japanese
The Top 15 ways to describe your mood in Japanese : Hey guys, how is it going today? We have an awesome lesson in store for you all right now…
Continue readingJapanese Phrases for Going to the Dentist
Japanese Phrases for Going to the Dentist : Ahhh! That drilling sound on my teeth!! Visiting the dentist is never a fun time, but when it comes to taking care…
Continue readingHow to use Gomennasai, “sorry” in Japanese.
Understanding the meaning of Gomennasai in Japanese. Hey guys, how is it going today? Owe someone an apology? Well that’s fine, we are going to teach you today all about…
Continue readingNegative And Positive Verbs in Japanese
:Negative And Positive Verbs in Japanese :Konnichiwa, and welcome to a new Bondlingo Japanese lesson! Today we’re going to learn how to express positive and negative states of being and…
Continue reading15 most difficult Japanese words to pronounce in Japanese
15 most difficult Japanese words to pronounce in Japanese : Tongue twisters are meant to be difficult to pronounce but for the words that we will be discussing today, they…
Continue readingJapanese Phrases for Getting a Haircut
When traveling or living in Japan, at some point you’re going to have to get your hair cut. Whether you just want a trim or a completely new style, Japanese…
Continue readingHow to use Shidai in Japanese: as soon as, dependent on
Shidai has many uses and honestly, can be quite confusing if not studied properly. We’ll try discussing them here and hopefully, help you get a better understanding of it. Overview…
Continue readingTop 15 Dirty Japanese Phrases to use in the bedroom
Top 15 Dirty Japanese Phrases to use in the bedroom : Hey guys, how’s it going today, EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING, this is for only those who are over the age…
Continue readingHow to express かと思ったら “Just when I thought” in Japanese
Hey everyone, welcome to today’s amazing Japanese lesson. We are now going to learn all about the Japanese phrase かと思ったら which means “just when I thought”. This is a very…
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