Let’s review the main functions of the particle “o”. For example, “A lot of people pass the dome entrances of Tokyo Station”. is said “東京駅のドームをたくさんの人が通ります。(Tokyoo-Eki no doomu wo takusan no hito ga toorimasu.)”
Continue ReadingThe “…te imasu” Sentence (2) / 「〜ています」の文 (2)
[This post is a continuation of: => The “…te imasu” Sentence (1)] Suppose you are writing us a postcard from…
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Have you learned the grammar of “…te imasu” yet? There are several meanings with the popular “…te imasu” sentence ending.…
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“I can’t eat crustaceans because of my allergy.” How do you say it in Japanese? …The answer is in this…
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“This is a present from my father and is very old.” Can you say this in Japanese? (It’s a trick…
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Table of Contents In short: The particle “ni” (に) has four main functions among many more A bit more on…
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Table of Contents 1. In short: The particle “e” is a destination marker 2. A bit more …….(1) The spelling…
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Table of Contents In short: The particle “no” (の) is a possessive marker A bit more on the particle “no”…
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Table of Contents In short: The particle “wa” (は) is a subject marker A bit more on the particle “wa”…
Continue ReadingBasic Relations of Particles and Verbs / 助詞と動詞の基本的な結び付き
Originally intended for advanced beginner people preparing for N5 or N4, this review of particles has interesting and beneficial info for all levels!
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