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How to say “What” in Japanese 「何」: What There are two different ways to say「何」:「なん」/nan/ and「なに」/nani/. Now, the real question is how can we know when to use what? Here are some quick tips for you guys: 「なん」/nan/ When it stands after words that have “d”, “t” and “n” sound. …

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What Does もし (moshi) Mean in Japanese Hy everyone, welcome to my blog, pleasure to meet you guys, ok, in this post, let’s learn about the meaning and use of moshi (もし). The meaning of moshi is “if”, yeah, just “if”, but there is a rule you must know, if …

Adjectives with Dupicate Kanji Followed by しい So, this post idea basically boils down to my being interested in the adjectives that use the same kanji twice or phrase twice in a row following my discovery of 馬鹿馬鹿しい. Here are the ones I found which seemed most practical. 馴々しい (or …

Using 感じ to express your feelings in Japanese A lot of people seem to think that expressing your feelings in Japanese is difficult, and while it can be, there are a lot of different variations used in Japanese to express feelings. I promise it isn’t that bad! First, let’s start …

Japanese verb conjugation: Wish Form Here, I’ll show you how to conjugate verbs into WISH FORM. • Wish form means “I want to….” (e.g. あなたに会いたい — I want to see you.) • To make it polite, add です after the verb. (In speech conversation, んです is often used) Example: 会いたいです。or …

Japanese Verb Rules – Volitional Form I’m gonna show you how to conjugate verbs into volitional. But first, what does it mean? ❗VOLITIONAL form means “Let’s…” (e.g. “Let’s go!”) NOTE/S: ••> Same verbs with previous verb posts (see on my post: HOW TO CLASSIFY VERBS). ••> Please correct any mistakes …

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