Japanese Direction Particles: へ(e) vs. に(ni) : Giving and understanding directions is an important part of learning any language, especially if you plan on traveling to a foreign country. In…
Continue readingThe Japanese Particle で(de) : Let’s take an article to focus on the particle で (de). Particles can be very confusing. But once you get used to them and learn…
Continue readingJapanese Particles: と (to) This particle, と (to) can be expressed or used in four ways. It can be used for making a list, asking a question, or to express…
Continue readingParticles: が (ga) An indication of a location The Japanese particle が (ga) marks the subject of a sentence when it is first introduced to a conversation. が (ga) can…
Continue readingIn this article, we will continue studying and understanding Japanese particles: に (ni), へ (e), and で (de). These three particles focus on locations, and we will learn how to…
Continue readingParticles in the Japanese language are very important and serve multiple functions. For example, it can help differentiate a sentence’s subject from its object or to show the direction of…
Continue readingThese are likely to be the particles you are struggling with the most. And that’s okay. If you aren’t struggling, I admire you a lot, because は (wa) and が…
Continue readingIn Japanese, there are a lot of particles you can use to describe directions. It can be kind of confusing when they seem to mean the same thing.Let’s look at…
Continue readingWhat Japanese Particle Do I Use :Lists. There’s a lot of really basic words in English that just don’t translate directly into Japanese. One of these is “and.” We use…
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