I published a new book titled Japanese “Question” Sentence Patterns: Training Book.
This book is a collection of Japanese questioning sentence patterns.
Because I think it is very important to ask questions in communication.
For example…
-To acquire knowledge
– To eliminate confusion
– To begin a relationship
– To solve a problem
– To reach an agreement or to “agree to disagree” with clarity and so on….
Meaning: in comparison with, acco…
Meaning: not only… but alsoForm…
Meaning: why don’t you…You use たら…
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【JLPT N2★ものの (mono no): but, although】
【JLPT N1★として～ない (toshite~nai): not even …
【JLPT N2★さらに (sara ni): furthermore, aga…
【JLPT N1★までだ (made da): only】
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