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Different ways to say Wear in Japanese 1. 履く(Haku): Clothing You Pull Up (From the Waist Down) Haku is used for anything you’d wear below your hips. Examples include pants, jeans, underwear, socks, shoes, and leggings. Examples: 1. 今日は新しい靴を履いて行こう。 (Kyō wa atarashii kutsu o haite ikō.) I’m going to wear …

Expressing Potential in Japanese Verbmasu Form Potential (ます-Form) Potential (る-Form) Meaning GROUP I Note: ends with い-lines changed it to え-lines 買います 買えます 買える can buy 使います 使えます 使える can use 会います 会えます 会える can meet 書きます 書けます 書ける can write 行きます 行けます 行ける can go 泳ぎます 泳げます 泳げる can …

How to Make Japanese Verbs て-form (te-form)? How to make te-form from Masu form in Japanese Language… How to form the “te-form” The “te-form” is a one of Japanese verb’s conjugation and te-forms are very important part of Japanese grammar. All the verbs presented so far have been in, or …

What is the passing N1, N2, N3, N4, N5 score for the JLPT Exam How many points does it take to pass N1, N2, N3, N4, N5 of the JLPT exam? ​ The results of the JLPT Japanese Language Proficiency Test are out, but many people don’t know how to …

A brief introduction to Japanese language Japanese (日本語 Nihongo, [nihoŋɡo]) is a language spoken by over 120 million people in Japan and in Japanese emigrant communities. It is a member of the Japonic (or Japanese-Ryukyuan) language family, which has a number of proposed relationships with other languages, none of which …

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What is the difference between: どこかで and どこかに (Somewhere / Anywhere / Where ) Today I’m going to talk about the difference between どこかで and どこかに in Japanese! The two particles that you see (で and に) change the meaning of both these words that otherwise seem very similar! And …

Japanese Verb たべる (to eat) General: Meaning: To eat Kanji: 食べる Hiragana: たべる Particles: (object) を Conjugation: ( type:　 verb, positive・ verb, negative ) Present, plain:　たべる・たべない Present, polite:　たべます・たべません Past, plain:　たべた・たべなかった Past, polite:　たべました・たべませんでした Te-form:　たべて Potential, plain:　たべられる・たべられない Potential, polite:　たべられます・たべられません Volitional, plain:　たべよう Volitional, polite:　たべましょう Imperative: 　たべろ・たべるな Example: 今日、何を食べましたか。 What did you eat today? …