Discuss the Article : How To Ask More Questions In Japanese
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So you know how to ask 'what', 'why', and 'how', in Japanese, but what about the rest of the question words? How about 'who', 'when', 'where', and 'which'? Let's learn the many ways to ask these questions.
Discuss the Article : Properly Use 'What' 'Why' And 'How' In Japanese
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In American public schools, students often learn how to ask questions with the 5 Ws + How. That is, who, what, when, where, why, and how. In this particular article, I'd like to focus on 'what', 'why', as well as 'how', and explain the necessity of Japanese particles 'wa' and 'ga'.
Discuss the Article : The Easiest Way To Remember Japanese Days Of The Week
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Amongst the first things diligent language learners study, are the days of the week and the months of the year. However, memorizing these words in a foreign language is not as simple as 1 2 3. Thus, not only have I provided the meanings of the days of the week, but also a fun story to help you remember the Japanese words.
Discuss the Article : The Ultimate Guide To Japanese Particles
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For most language learners, passion is the biggest motivation when beginning the language learning journey. It is motivation that helps each learner face what is one of the most difficult aspects of any language: the grammar. In this article, we tackle Japanese language particles は (wa) and が (ga).
Discuss the Article : Important Phrases And Vocabulary For Your First Japanese Lesson
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Get ready for your first Japanese lesson online: polite greetings and introductions, asking questions, saying thank you, and goodbye. Ganbatte ne!
