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Udgivelsesdato
Okt 02, 2018
Learn how to ask about locations. If you want to know where something is, simply put "wa doko desu ka" after its name.
Learn how to ask about locations. If you want to know where something is, simply put "wa doko desu ka" after its name.
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 06, 2018
Introducing yourself is easy. Put "desu" after your name or occupation to explain who you are and what you do.
Introducing yourself is easy. Put "desu" after your name or occupation to explain who you are and what you do.
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 09, 2018
Learn how to say where you're from. The formula is the name of the place, followed by "kara kimashita".
Learn how to say where you're from. The formula is the name of the place, followed by "kara kimashita".
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 13, 2018
Talk about your plans. Put "shimasu" after the plan to explain what you are going to do.
Talk about your plans. Put "shimasu" after the plan to explain what you are going to do.
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 16, 2018
Explain how you learned Japanese by putting "de" after the method you used. For example, "rajio de", meaning "by listening to the radio".
Explain how you learned Japanese by putting "de" after the method you used. For example, "rajio de", meaning "by listening to the radio".
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 20, 2018
Find out how to ask if public transportation goes to your destination. Use the name of the place plus "ni ikimasu ka".
Find out how to ask if public transportation goes to your destination. Use the name of the place plus "ni ikimasu ka".
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 23, 2018
To ask someone to speak slowly, say "yukkuri hanashite kudasai".
To ask someone to speak slowly, say "yukkuri hanashite kudasai".
Udgivelsesdato
Okt 30, 2018
To introduce someone to someone else, say a word to explain the relationship, followed by "no" and then the person's name and "desu".
To introduce someone to someone else, say a word to explain the relationship, followed by "no" and then the person's name and "desu".
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 03, 2018
When you see something for the first time and want to know what it is, just ask "kore wa nan desu ka."
When you see something for the first time and want to know what it is, just ask "kore wa nan desu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 06, 2018
To ask the price of something in front of you, say "kono," meaning "this," followed by the item's name and "wa ikura desu ka."
To ask the price of something in front of you, say "kono," meaning "this," followed by the item's name and "wa ikura desu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 10, 2018
If you want to ask if a shop has a certain item, say the item's name and "wa arimasu ka."
If you want to ask if a shop has a certain item, say the item's name and "wa arimasu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 13, 2018
To express your impression of something, use any adjective that ends with "i," like "kawaii," followed by the name of the object, and "desu ne."
To express your impression of something, use any adjective that ends with "i," like "kawaii," followed by the name of the object, and "desu ne."
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 17, 2018
To say what you want to do, replace the "masu" ending of a verb with "tai desu." For example, "mimasu" (to see) becomes "mitai desu" (to want to see).
To say what you want to do, replace the "masu" ending of a verb with "tai desu." For example, "mimasu" (to see) becomes "mitai desu" (to want to see).
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 20, 2018
A verb with "te mitai desu" means "want to do something that you haven't done before." "Nihon e itte mitai desu" means "I want to go to Japan someday."
A verb with "te mitai desu" means "want to do something that you haven't done before." "Nihon e itte mitai desu" means "I want to go to Japan someday."
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 24, 2018
To tell a taxi driver where you want to go, just say the destination and "made onegai-shimasu."
To tell a taxi driver where you want to go, just say the destination and "made onegai-shimasu."
Udgivelsesdato
Nov 27, 2018
Learn the type of adjective that end with "na" and enjoy more ways expressing your impressions of something.
Learn the type of adjective that end with "na" and enjoy more ways expressing your impressions of something.
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 01, 2018
To say what you've been doing, change "masu" at the end of a verb to "te imasu." "Ryokoo-shimasu" (I travel) becomes "ryokoo-shite imasu" (I've been traveling).
To say what you've been doing, change "masu" at the end of a verb to "te imasu." "Ryokoo-shimasu" (I travel) becomes "ryokoo-shite imasu" (I've been traveling).
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 04, 2018
To express impressions of what you've experienced, drop the final "i" of an adjective that ends with "i," and add "katta desu." "Tanoshii" becomes "tanoshikatta desu."
To express impressions of what you've experienced, drop the final "i" of an adjective that ends with "i," and add "katta desu." "Tanoshii" becomes "tanoshikatta desu."
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 08, 2018
Tell store clerks what you want by putting "ga hoshiin desu ga" after the name of the item.
Tell store clerks what you want by putting "ga hoshiin desu ga" after the name of the item.
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 11, 2018
To ask someone not to put something in your food or drink, say the name of the item, the particle "wa," and finally "irenaide kudasai."
To ask someone not to put something in your food or drink, say the name of the item, the particle "wa," and finally "irenaide kudasai."
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 15, 2018
To explain where you are, say the place name and "ni imasu."
To explain where you are, say the place name and "ni imasu."
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 18, 2018
Encourage someone to do something with you by replacing "masu" at the end of a verb with "mashoo." "Torimasu" becomes "torimashoo."
Encourage someone to do something with you by replacing "masu" at the end of a verb with "mashoo." "Torimasu" becomes "torimashoo."
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 22, 2018
To express what you like, say the name of a person, place, or thing and "ga suki desu."
To express what you like, say the name of a person, place, or thing and "ga suki desu."
Udgivelsesdato
Dec 25, 2018
If there's something you can't or don't want to eat, say the name of the item and "wa taberaremasen."
If there's something you can't or don't want to eat, say the name of the item and "wa taberaremasen."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 01, 2019
To explain a part of your body that ails you, say the part, then the particle "ga," followed by adjectives like "itai," meaning painful, and finally "n desu."
To explain a part of your body that ails you, say the part, then the particle "ga," followed by adjectives like "itai," meaning painful, and finally "n desu."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 05, 2019
Stack adjectives to get more ways to express your impressions. The key is changing the first "i" of "i"-ending adjectives to "kute."
Stack adjectives to get more ways to express your impressions. The key is changing the first "i" of "i"-ending adjectives to "kute."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 08, 2019
To ask which one among 3 or more things is the best or the most, say "dore ga ichiban," then an adjective like "oishii" (delicious), and finally, "desu ka."
To ask which one among 3 or more things is the best or the most, say "dore ga ichiban," then an adjective like "oishii" (delicious), and finally, "desu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 12, 2019
When seeking permission to do something, change the end of a verb to "te" style. For example, "toru" (take) becomes "totte." Then add "mo ii desu ka."
When seeking permission to do something, change the end of a verb to "te" style. For example, "toru" (take) becomes "totte." Then add "mo ii desu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 15, 2019
To explain why you went somewhere, replace "masu" of a verb, for example, "kikimasu" (to listen) with "ni ikimashita" (went to do something).
To explain why you went somewhere, replace "masu" of a verb, for example, "kikimasu" (to listen) with "ni ikimashita" (went to do something).
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 19, 2019
Say you did several things at the same time by using the "tari" form of a verb. "Utattari odottari" means "to sing and dance."
Say you did several things at the same time by using the "tari" form of a verb. "Utattari odottari" means "to sing and dance."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 22, 2019
To ask someone to go somewhere with you, say "isshoni" (together), change the verb to the polite negative form, i.e. "ikimasu" to "ikimasen," and finally add "ka."
To ask someone to go somewhere with you, say "isshoni" (together), change the verb to the polite negative form, i.e. "ikimasu" to "ikimasen," and finally add "ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Jan 26, 2019
If you want to ask for directions, say the name of your destination, then "made doo ittara ii desu ka."
If you want to ask for directions, say the name of your destination, then "made doo ittara ii desu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 02, 2019
To ask how long something takes, say "donokurai" (how long and how much), then a verb like "machimasu" (to wait), and finally add "ka."
To ask how long something takes, say "donokurai" (how long and how much), then a verb like "machimasu" (to wait), and finally add "ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 05, 2019
To explain you've done something before, change a verb to past tense, for example, "yomu" (to read) to "yonda" (to have read), then add "koto arimasu."
To explain you've done something before, change a verb to past tense, for example, "yomu" (to read) to "yonda" (to have read), then add "koto arimasu."
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 09, 2019
Say multiple things you want to do by applying the "te" form to the first verb and the "wish" form, "taidesu," to the second verb.
Say multiple things you want to do by applying the "te" form to the first verb and the "wish" form, "taidesu," to the second verb.
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 12, 2019
To ask when something is open or available, put "wa" after the name of something, then "nan-ji kara nan-ji made desu ka."
To ask when something is open or available, put "wa" after the name of something, then "nan-ji kara nan-ji made desu ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 16, 2019
To explain that you are having a problem with something, say the name of something, then the particle "ga," and the verb in the negative form followed by "n desu ga."
To explain that you are having a problem with something, say the name of something, then the particle "ga," and the verb in the negative form followed by "n desu ga."
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 19, 2019
To say which of 2 options you prefer, say the name of your choice, and "no hoo ga ii desu."
To say which of 2 options you prefer, say the name of your choice, and "no hoo ga ii desu."
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 26, 2019
To explain that you did something you didn't intend to, use the "te" form of a verb, and add "shite shimaimashita." So, "otosu" (to drop) becomes "otoshite shimaimashita."
To explain that you did something you didn't intend to, use the "te" form of a verb, and add "shite shimaimashita." So, "otosu" (to drop) becomes "otoshite shimaimashita."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 02, 2019
To explain the reason for your action, say the reason followed by the particle "kara," then the action.
To explain the reason for your action, say the reason followed by the particle "kara," then the action.
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 05, 2019
To ask someone if you can do something, say the verb to indicate your desired action, followed by "koto ga" and "dekimasu," meaning something is possible. Then add "ka."
To ask someone if you can do something, say the verb to indicate your desired action, followed by "koto ga" and "dekimasu," meaning something is possible. Then add "ka."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 09, 2019
To explain what you intend to do, say a verb followed by "tsumori desu." So "watasu" (to give) becomes "watasu tsumori desu."
To explain what you intend to do, say a verb followed by "tsumori desu." So "watasu" (to give) becomes "watasu tsumori desu."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 12, 2019
To express an opinion about what you see, drop the "na" of a "na" ending adjective or the "i" of an "i" ending adjective, then add "soo desu ne."
To express an opinion about what you see, drop the "na" of a "na" ending adjective or the "i" of an "i" ending adjective, then add "soo desu ne."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 16, 2019
To tell someone what you heard from someone else, use adjectives or verbs without "masu" or "desu," then add "soo desu."
To tell someone what you heard from someone else, use adjectives or verbs without "masu" or "desu," then add "soo desu."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 19, 2019
To politely ask someone to do something, use a "te" form verb and "moraemasen ka." For example, "chekku-shite moraemasen ka" (would you check?).
To politely ask someone to do something, use a "te" form verb and "moraemasen ka." For example, "chekku-shite moraemasen ka" (would you check?).
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 23, 2019
Connect 2 opposing adjectives by using "kedo" (but) followed by "desu ne."
Connect 2 opposing adjectives by using "kedo" (but) followed by "desu ne."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 26, 2019
To ask how to do something, say "doo yatte," meaning "how," followed with a verb like "suru," (to do), and then "n desuka."
To ask how to do something, say "doo yatte," meaning "how," followed with a verb like "suru," (to do), and then "n desuka."
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 30, 2019
To explain your plan, say a verb in the "ta" form followed by "ra," to indicate the circumstance, and then whatever your plan is.
To explain your plan, say a verb in the "ta" form followed by "ra," to indicate the circumstance, and then whatever your plan is.
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