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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N3★ばいい (ba ii): should, can, it’d be good if…

   Meaning:Expresses a wish or hope t…

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   【JLPT N1★もはや (mohaya): already, no longer】

   Meaning: already; no longer; not …

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   JLPT N5

   【JLPT N5★Nominalization with の (no) – turnin…

   Meaning: "the act of doing" or "-in…

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N3★ために (tame ni) 1: for, for the sake of, in…

   Meaning: for, for the sake of, in o…

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N4★ようだ (you da): it seems that, it appears t…

   Meaningit seems that 〜 / it looks …

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N4★なさい (nasai) / (polite command)】　

   Meaning:Used to give a soft comman…

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