Aizuchi (相槌): Your New Best Friend
Have you been looking for a way to make your Japanese even more natural and native-sounding? Look no further than aizuchi (相槌)! Aizuchi (相槌): Your New Best Friend Aizuchi are…
Continue readingAdjectives: Going deeper into Japanese descriptions
Now we will be going deeper into adjectives in Japanese and looking at the more complex grammar rules that go with them. Japanese Adjectives, adjectives..does whatever an adjective does *spider…
Continue readingExpressing frequency to help take your Japanese to the next level
Frequency, or 頻度 (ひんど) in Japanese, describes “the rate at which something occurs over a particular period of time or in a given sample”. I rarely eat, I often sing,…
Continue readingAdjectives: Describing your way to success in Japanese
Adjectives in Japanese: An introduction Describing everything under the sun has never sounded so… educational. What are Japanese Adjectives? When learning how to make proper Japanese sentences, we must know…
Continue readingitterasshai, okaeri : What to Say When You Leave or Come Home
itterasshai, okaeri : What to Say When You Leave or Come Home : itterasshai ? Okaeri ? We’ve talked about a lot of phrases in other articles that are hard…
Continue readingThe Ultimate Guide To Japanese adverbs
The Ultimate Guide To Japanese adverbs : By now, you are probably at a level where you have a good understanding of the proper Japanese structure. Knowing the basics is…
Continue readingJapanese Adverbs modifying other adverbs
Japanese Adverbs modifying other adverbs : Honestly speaking, there are so many adverbs in the Japanese language and it would be quite difficult to fit all of that in three…
Continue readingAdverbs: Adverbs continued, mastering the art of the Japanese adverb
Mastering the art of the Japanese adverb : They usually say that sequels are worse compared to the first one but we will prove them wrong! We promise that you…
Continue readingLet’s Learn About Shijishi: Different Types of Japanese Demonstrative Pronouns
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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