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How do I use 帰りが in the sentence below? "今日は、 帰りが遅くな ってもいいですか ？" What kind of grammar form is it? I'm still quite new to learning japanese, and I have not yet see this grammar form where the verb comes before the adjective. Thanks in advance!

楽しかった旅行です。-is this grammatically wrong? So in my textbook for N5 students, it says “Make the end of a sentence past tense when you want to use nouns and adjectives to explain in detail what something in the past was like.” Also: X 楽しかった旅行です O 楽しい旅行でした Anybody can explain the difference in both sentence? Or do i just have to follow and get used to this rule?

What are good topics to write about everyday? I'm studying languages by myself and want to do writing practice but not sure what to write about. Any good list of short writing prompts ideas? 요즘 외국어공부를 많이 하고 있어요. 쓰기 연습 하고 싶지만 어떤 끌을 써야 하는 것을 잘 몰라요. 쓰기 연습 위한 제목 아이디어들을 추천 할 수 있으세요?

来到 meaning? Hi I'm a still a beginner. I know 来 means to come and 到 means to arrive. I think the meani??g basically is still to arrive or to have arrive someplace but is there some grammar attached to thiss

Meaning of the conjugation/ending ただろ & たんだ? １）「じゃ、歴史のレポートは出さなかったのか。今日締め切りだっただろ。」 　　− I'm not sure what the conjugation at the end : ただろ。 ２）「だから、経済のクラスで歴史のれぽーと書いていたんだ。」 　　− I'm not sure what the conjugation at the end : たんだ。

What does “...もてるよ。” ending means? I came across this sentence ending in the book Genki exercise. “彼女がいるかどうか知らないけど、性格もよくてかっこいいからもてるよ。“ I couldn’t seem to find it’s meaning? If anyone could help me translate and briefly explain this ending it would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance! :)

Qualifying Nouns with verbs question Im using Integrated Genki Books. So in the book to qualify nouns with verbs is (for example) -> めがねをかけているひと。 Which uses the short form for the verb before the noun... But I found one that is using the verb stem and not it’s short form. I don’t know if both are correct or what? The sentence is this —> 京都行き電車（きょうといきでんしゃ）ps I don’t know any kanji so it will be helpful if you give me the kana too.

お＋verb stem+ください　[emoji] 〜てください According to Integrated Japanese Genki Book, (btw both of these grammar points were on different chapters) ~てください　：used when requesting stg お+verb stem+ください [notice that ください here does not conjugate with te-form] : used when giving respectful advice/commands. My question is both of these are used in two different situation right? They are not interchangeable right?