Loading ...To tell someone that you will try to do something, or to ask someone to try to do something is a useful way of speaking. That is why in today’s post, you will learn how to use “you ni suru” ようにする to tell or ask someone to try to do something. Let’s find out. [Read more →]
More useful grammar and phrases in today’s post on Guide to Learn Japanese. What we will learn in today’s post is learning how to say “whether or not” in Japanese. Let’s find out. [Read more →]
In today’s post, you will learn another another way of using, “koto”. But this time it’s slightly different. You will add “ga aru” after it. This is use for telling people about things you have experienced before. You may also use it to ask people if they have any experiences in certain situation. Let’s go find out how to use it. [Read more →]
The “koto” こと can be difficult to understand in the beginning, you probably need to keep listening and using it to understand it. It is use for normalizing things. In order words, to change a verb into a noun. So when do we change a verb into a noun using koto こと? Let’s find out. [Read more →]
The word “maybe” is also commonly use in the English language, same goes to the Japanese language. There are two ways to say it. Using “tabun”たぶん or “kamoshirenai”かもしれない. Let’s find out how. [Read more →]
Good day to all! Once again, we have another daily update of Japanese grammar and tenses. In this post, we shall learn how to use -tekara てから and ato de あとで to tell someone “later” or “after” in Japanese. てから is useful when use together with verbs to tell someone that after doing this particular action, another action will occur. As for あとで, its the equivalent of “later”. Let’s find out how to use them. [Read more →]
The other day, we talk about using と and や particles to state presence of objects. And today, you will learn on using the と particle to express two occurrences that will happen. Useful for making explanation to people. Let’s find out. [Read more →]
To use it successfully, remember this new grammar call -temoても. Very useful when you want to inform someone if its ok to do something or its ok not to do something. Let’s get to the examples [Read more →]
