The 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 readingHow to use Nai (無い・ない): to not exist/ non-existent
For Japanese students, -nai is one of the first basic things you learn. We all know it as the negative form of the verb it’s attached to. However, for this…
Continue readingHow to use imperative form 命令形 めいれいけい and 禁止形 きんしけい in Japanese
Hey! Don’t leave. That’s an order. Hi guys today we are going to be learning about how to give strong commands in Japanese. This is going to be a really…
Continue readingExpressing the past with Arimashita and Imashita ありました・いました Past form verbs explained
A very warm welcome to you reader, we hope you are well and ready for some awesome Japanese content. Today we are going to be looking at the past form…
Continue readingNegative And Positive Verbs in Japanese
:Negative And Positive Verbs in Japanese :Konnichiwa, and welcome to a new Bondlingo Japanese lesson! Today we’re going to learn how to express positive and negative states of being and…
Continue readingWalking and Talking: How to Connect Two Actions by Using the て Form
Welcome to your one-stop shop for mastering Japanese! Today, we’re going to take a look at simple sentences and learn how to take them a step further by creating compound…
Continue readingUsing the Japanese Potential Form できる to Mean “Can”
The Candy Man Can: Using the Potential Form できる to Mean “Can” : Welcome back to the wonderful world of Japanese learning! Today, we’re going to learn all about できる…
Continue readingJapanese Verbs in the Plain Volitional Form (〜よう)
Japanese Verbs in the Plain Volitional Form (〜よう) :Let’s sing! Let’s dance! The Japanese love to use “Let’s…,” and you should too! Today, we’re going to learn how to express…
Continue readingHow to use the negative form（ない） in Japanese to express “not”
Learn how to conjugate and use the ない the negative form in Japanese to express “not” Hello guys, a hearty hello and welcome to Bondlingo’s online Japanese lesson on the…
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