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For example, when conjugating verbs, I somewhat get confused & I'm often corrected by others that I use the rude form of a verb. Right now I'm learning
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Learn how to use te-form of Verbs or Adjectives as the cause or reason that produces a consequence. The consequence can be an emotional feeling or a state.
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A review of Japanese learning software - how Rocket Japanese makes it easy to learn to speak perfect Japanese, anytime, anywhere.
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It seems like tondemonai has several meanings as I always heard Japanese said that in different situations in the drama. I am quite confused when to use
Hello again, I just wanted to say you all rock because I finally overcame learning Japanese in about 4 months O_o. I rushed it but it was worth it. I got
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I've been trying to get hiragana down as the basics for learning Japanese, but I can't for the life of me remember what half the symbols are unless I sneak
Japanese particle de (で) is sometimes used to indicate the cause or reason of an uncontrollable event.
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Another function of たら tara sentence is the discovery of surprised or unexpected events after actions done in the past.
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Learn Japanese demonstrative expression using そ (so) and あ (a) to refer to something that was mentioned in previous sentences.
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Learn to use Japanese grammar くします (ku shimasu) and にします (ni shimasu) to 'make' something into a certain condition or state.
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I have a question about Basic Lesson 19. What is the difference between nai-form and masu-form? And I also don't understand the grouping of Japanese verbs?
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Learn how to give suggestions or advice using the Japanese expression ~ほうがいいです (~hou ga ii desu).
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Dear sir, I have great difficulty in determining onyomi and kunyomi of each and every kanji. The only thing was to memorize them but it takes too long
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The polite imperative-form is te-form + kudasai and the negative is te-form + dekudasai. But when I want to say Do that! or Don't do that! I would prefer
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Learn how to construct sentences using すぎる sugiru to indicate that the degree of an action or a state is excessive.
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There are 2 special cases where たら tara sentence has to be used even though grammatically you can also use ば ba / なら nara sentence.
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Japanese conditional form たら (tara) sentence has no regulation. Look at conversational aspect when all conditional sentences are grammatically correct.
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Japanese conditional form ば (ba) / なら (nara) sentence is less strict than と (to) sentence, but it still need to fulfill one regulation.
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