Japanese demonstrative pronouns or shijishi (指示詞) are similar to the English language grammatical usage of demonstrative pronouns. Demonstrative pronouns, definition wise, is a pronoun that is used to point to…
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Continue readingToday we are going to be introducing you to the wonderful world of Japanese Grammar. Whether you’re a complete noob or just looking to brush up on your grammar skills,…
Continue readingIf you have just got yourself a Job in Japan, it is absolutely essential you learn the phrase “Otsukaresama”. This phrase is really hard to translate into English directly so…
Continue readingWelcome back and hello! This is part 2 of Japanese antonyms. As a warning, this list will be a little harder than part 1. Part 1 : Let’s Study Japanese…
Continue readingSumimasen すみません in Japanese and Gomennasai ごめんなさい in Japanese are both a way to apologise and say “I’m sorry” for something in Japanese, so how are they different? Well my…
Continue readingJapanese Antonyms are very important in any language in order to explain opposites, such as “cold” and “hot”, or “big” and “small”. They usually explain something which we see with…
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