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【JLPT N4★ほしい (hoshii)”to want something, to …
Meaning: to want something; to be in need ofFormation:Noun + が欲しい日本語 / にほんご…
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【JLPT N4★ひつようがある (hitsuyou ga aru)”it is nec…
Meaning: need, it is necessary toFormation:Verb-dictionary form + 必要がある日本語 …
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【JLPT N4★ひつよう (hitsuyou) “need, necessary…
Meaning: need; necessaryFormation:Noun + が必要だMore infomation:には(niwa) に+は …
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【JLPT N4★はずがない (hazu ga nai)”cannot be”…
Meaning: cannot be; it’s impossible thatFormation:Verb-casual + はずがないNoun + …
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【JLPT N4★はじめる (hajimeru)”to start, to begin …
Meaning: to start…; to begin to…Formation:Verb-ますstem + はじめる / 始める日本語 / にほん…
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【JLPT N4★はずだ (hazuda) ” it must be, it shoul…
Meaning: it must be, it should beFormation:Verb-casual + はずだいadjective + はずだ…
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【JLPT N4★がする (ga suru) “smell, hear, taste&#…
Meaning: smell, hear, tasteFormation:Noun + がする日本語 / にほんご / …
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【JLPT N4★ごろ (goro)”around, about”】
Meaning: around; about：approximate time pointFormation:Verb-stem + ごろ / ころ / …
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【JLPT N4★がる (garu)-suffix “to show signs of;…
がる (garu) can be used to say that someone or yourself is showing signs of~, appe…
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【JLPT N4★でございます (de gozaimasu)” to be (honor…
Meaning: to be (the polite form of です)Formation:です => でございます日…
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【JLPT N4★でも (demo): “or something”】
Meaning: …or somethingFormation:Noun + でも日本語 / にほんご / Japanese(1)私…
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【JLPT N4★だす (dasu) “to suddenly begin, to su…
Meaning: to suddenly begin; to suddenly appear; …outFormation:Verb-stem + 出す…
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【JLPT N4★だけで (dake de): just by】
Meaning: just by; just by doingFormation:Verb-casual + だけでNoun + だけで…
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【JLPT N4★場合は (baai wa)”in the event of”…
Meaning: if; in the case; in the event ofFormation:Verb-casual + 場合（は）No…
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【JLPT N4★ば (ba) “if… then”】
Meaning: if… then (ば conditional)How to say "if" in Japanesefrom Tae K…
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【JLPT N4★あとで (ato de)”after, later”】
Meaning: after; laterFormation:Verb-casual, past + 後でNoun + の後で日本語…
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【JLPT N4★ あまり～ない (amari~nai): “not very, no…
Meaning: not very; not muchFormation:あまり + Verb-ないformあまり + Noun + じゃない/…
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Finished reading “After the Quake” by …
I finished reading "After the Quake" by Haruki Murakami. I usually read books in…
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Finally finished reading “Saka no Ue no Kumo…
Yesterday I have finally finished reading "Saka no Ue no Kumo" (Clouds above the…
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【JLPT N5★方向 directions Q&A】
(1)Q.地下鉄はどこにありますか？A.そこです。(2)Q.トイレはどこにありますか。A.まっすぐに行くとあります(3)Q.…
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Noboru Akuzawa was born in Japan in 1973. He studied at the University of Birmingham in the UK as a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar and got a master degree. He works as a marketing manager at a Leadership Training and Consulting Company in Tokyo. He is a public relations specialist in corporate branding, media relations, and internal communications. On the other hand, he started teaching Japanese through the internet in 2016. He offers an original Japanese language learning method with a combination of the Sentence Pattern Method and the Read Aloud Method.
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