Grammar Articles
- -Kanjigations
- -Getting what you want part 2 – The direct way
- -More Particle Examples: を and others
- -Concepts – Taihen and Yabai
- -Japanese Particles: Part 2
- -Japanese Particles Lesson: Part 1
- -Japanese Relative Clauses
- -If you are coming, then you must be going!
- -Japanese Expression ‘to do’
- -Japanese List of Counters
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Kanjigations
- Posted By: Mitzi Akaha
- February 13, 2012
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Kanji. Japanese language’s fourth alphabet. The most intimidating of all – a baffling arrangement of [...]
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Getting what you want part 2 – The direct way
- Posted By: Zachary Lebowitz
- January 3, 2012
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Last time we looked at some ways to use the magic word (or words) to [...]
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More Particle Examples: を and others
- Posted By: Matthew Shaw
- December 6, 2011
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The reason that を tends to be a somewhat easy particle to master is that [...]
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Concepts – Taihen and Yabai
- Posted By: Zachary Lebowitz
- December 1, 2011
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Words don’t always translate well. Sure, dictionaries tend to give one single word that is [...]
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Japanese Particles: Part 2
- Posted By: Matthew Shaw
- November 8, 2011
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Japanese is a case inflecting language. What is exactly is “case inflection,” you might ask; [...]
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Japanese Particles Lesson: Part 1
- Posted By: Matthew Shaw
- October 28, 2011
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Japanese is a case inflecting language. What exactly is “case inflection,” you might ask; case [...]
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Japanese Relative Clauses
- Posted By: Matthew Shaw
- October 25, 2011
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A relative clause is a construction of language that refers to an adjective phrase containing [...]
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If you are coming, then you must be going!
- Posted By: Daibutsu
- October 24, 2011
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There is absolutely no need to think that the title may be speaking of some [...]
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Japanese Expression ‘to do’
- Posted By: LearnJapanese
- March 22, 2009
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This article shows two ways to express ability to do something in Japanese; using dekimasu [...]
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Japanese List of Counters
- Posted By: LearnJapanese
- August 14, 2008
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In the lesson on numbers (L105), you learned that different counting words (“counters”) need to [...]
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