This 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 readingTalking about the travel particle へ: Is it pronounced え or へ(‘e’ or ‘he’)?
Hey guys, welcome to another incredible online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be learning all about the particle “へ”. More specifically we are going to be…
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 readingThe difference between learning and studying in Japanese
A look at the differences between 勉強する, 学ぶ & 習う Hey guys how are you doing today? Are you ready to learn? Ready to take lessons? Ready to study? Great…
Continue readingHa, wa(は), or wa(わ)? When do I use which? – Japanese is easy!
Something that every Japanese student has noticed. Why is は pronounced in two different ways and how do we spell Konnichiwa and Konbanwa? Overview –Ha, wa(は), or wa(わ)? Similarly enough…
Continue reading〜ように：Expressing aims or “In order to/..so that../” Japanese Grammer
For today’s blog, we will be talking about a very useful grammar point that will definitely make you sound as close to native as possible! Overview As Japanese language students,…
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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