How to use Anki to learn Japanese
As students, we all try different things to help speed up the learning process. One thing that has helped many successful Japanese learners is the usage of ANKI. What is…
Continue readingとめる(tomeru) VS やめる(yameru) : What is the difference between “やめる” and “とめる” ?
As a Japanese student, you probably know that both of these words pretty much mean the same thing… Or does it? Read through this blog to find out! STOP: とめる(tomeru)…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases: Dou shimashita ka どうしましたか
Ladies and gentlemen, the top of the morning to you all! Today we are going to be learning all about dou shimashita ka どうしましたか which is a ridiculously useful phrase…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases: Tsukareta つかれた・疲れた
Feeling warn out? We certainly hope not! It’s time to get energized guys as we embark on this extremely useful Japanese lesson on tsukareta つかれた・疲れた to express “warn out” in…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases : まずい Mazui 不味い
Hey guys, welcome to another handy dandy online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be learning all about the popular word まずい mazui 不味い, which mean “bad”…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases : Urusai うるさい・煩い
Can you turn down your music please? You are so loud and annoying! Joking guys ofcourse we are only introducing today’s lesson on Urusai うるさい. Urusai うるさい means “annoying” in…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases : Dasai ダサい
How to say something is “uncool” in Japanese? Hello to all of you cool people! Today we are going to be learning how to say something is “uncool”. Can you…
Continue readingJapanese Useful phrases: Mendokusai(Mendoukusai) 面倒くさい
Back at it again with some more phrases that will make you sound native! For this blog, we will be discussing how to say “bothersome” or “pain in the…neck”–this is…
Continue readingJapanese Useful phrases: ぎゃくに（gyaku ni）
If you have read through our other blogs, you probably have a few useful Japanese phrases up your sleeve already! Well, here’s another one for you! Overview As far as…
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