Making sense of な- adjectives and の- adjectives
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Continue readingThe Top 15 ways to describe your mood in Japanese
The Top 15 ways to describe your mood in Japanese : Hey guys, how is it going today? We have an awesome lesson in store for you all right now…
Continue reading10 Japanese Adjectives You Have to Know!
Welcome, future Japanese masters! Today, we have a list of 10 adjectives that you simply cannot do without! Why? Because they’re so convenient! Seriously, you’ll use them so much in…
Continue reading10 Adjectives You Probably Didn’t Know in Japanese
10 Adjectives You Probably Didn’t Know in Japanese : Hey, everyone! It’s time for some more Japanese vocabulary-building! Today, we’re going to focus on adjectives (形容詞, keiyoushi), and we have…
Continue readingLearn how to describe appearances in Japanese
Describing the appearances of people in Japanese Hello you wonderful Japanese learners, welcome back to another amazing online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. We hope you are feeling well and are…
Continue readingHow to Say “And” in Japanese: Linking Adjectives with くて
How to Say “And” in Japanese: Linking Adjectives with くて :And now, the lesson you’ve all been waiting for…how to to say “and” in Japanese! Actually, there are many ways…
Continue readingJapanese Adjectives in the Past Tense
The Past Is the Past: Japanese Adjectives in the Past Tense :Hey there, all of you future Japanese masters! You’ve come a long way, and congratulations on your journey into…
Continue readingNegative form : Adding くない to Japanese Adjectives for Negation
That’s a Negatory: Adding くない to Adjectives for Negation :Boy, do we have a useful lesson for you today! By now, you’re probably familiar with Japanese adjectives and how to…
Continue readingAttaching ければ to Japanese Adjectives to Form the Conditional
“If…then…” Statements: Attaching ければ to Japanese Adjectives to Form the Conditional :The conditional form is one of the most useful Japanese grammar points in the language. The English equivalent is…
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