Grammar

Sentence pattern

【Japanese Grammar】Verb Stem Form + かた (方、kata) = how to + verb

Let's learn how to say those sentences in Japanese: I don't know how to eat sushi. I want to know how to make cakes. My younger brother knows how to drive cars.
2021.06.23
Sentence pattern
Sentence pattern

【Japanese grammar: conjunction】て form + も（ても、temo）= even if

On this page, you can learn how to make sentences with the sentence pattern for 'even if' in Japanese.
2021.06.16
Sentence pattern
Sentence pattern

How to say ‘also’ in Japanese

There are two words to say 'also' in Japanese correctly. They are また and も. Let's learn how to use them on this page.
2021.05.26
Sentence pattern
Basic sentence

【I speak Japanese.】Let’s learn how to make a sentence to say what language somebody speaks in Japanese.

Do you know how to say 'I speak Japanese.', 'I speak Italian.' or 'I speak French.' in Japanese? Let's learn everything on this page.
2021.02.16
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Basic sentence

【Countries and nationalities】Where do you come from? どこからきましたか。(dokokara kimashitaka)

What is 'where'? What is 'came'? What is 'from' in Japanese? Lets' check them out.
2021.02.15
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Basic sentence

【Countries and nationalities】I came from + country. わたしは country からきました。(watashiwa country karakimashita)

Do you know how to say 'I came from Japan.', 'I came from Italy.' or 'I came from India.' in Japanese? Let's learn everything on this page.
2021.02.15
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Basic sentence

【Countries and nationalities】I am + nationality. わたしは country じんです。(watashiwa country jindesu)

Do you know how to say 'I am American.', 'I am Australian.' or 'I am Japanese.' in Japanese? Let's learn everything on this page.
2021.02.15
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Difference

【Difference】between になる（ninaru）and くなる（kunaru）which both means ‘become + adjective’

くなる is used with いadjective, and になる is used with なadjective. Let's see some examples.
2020.05.31
Difference
Difference

【Difference】between ている (teiru), ていく (teiku), てくる (tekuru), てある (tearu), ておく (teoku), てみる(temiru)

They look really similar and confusing. Let's understand them all at once on this page.
2020.05.23
Difference
Form

【Japanese Grammar】Progressive Form

Progressive Form is used to say that somebody is (was) doing something. You should know てForm as a prerequisite.
2020.05.20
Form
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