grammar0012 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) – の : Combine several nouns
How do you combine several nouns in Japanese? Use a particle の When combining several nouns, a particle の (no) is put be...
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grammar0011 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) – Yes / No question
How to ask a Yes / No question in Japanese? Question marker When asking a Yes / No question, we add か (ka) at the end of...
grammar0010 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) – X is Y / X is not Y and Omission
How to make X is Y sentence in Japanese? XはYです。 Basically, you can make an X is Y sentence in Japanese with XはYです。 X wa ...
grammar0009 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) – 13 things that we can say using XはYです。
What can I say with the grammar pattern XはYです。? Is it the same as in English? What is は (WA) ? First of all, は is read “...
grammar0008 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) – How to address someone by name
I heard that we should not call someone by あなた (anata : you). Why and what can we do instead? Pronouns in Japanese There...
grammar0007 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) – 7 rules to pay attention to
What do we need to pay attention to when learning Japanese? Particle A particle determines the role of a word in a sente...
grammar0006 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) : Politeness in Japanese
Why are the verbs in Japanese textbooks different from those in the dictionary? What are です and ます? Language Politeness ...
grammar0005 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) : Word order in Japanese
Can I quickly learn the word order in Japanese? Particle A particle determines the role a word takes in a sentence. For ...
grammar0004 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) : Punctuation in Japanese
What is the punctuation like in Japanese? Two main punctuation marks and their names There are two main types of the pun...
grammar0002 : Japanese basics (N5-N3) : Adjectives in Japanese
What are adjectives like in Japanese? 2 types of adjectives There are 2 kinds of adjectives in Japanese: i-adjective : ...