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🈢 This Week’s Japanese Lesson: Mastering β€œγ€œγŸγ„β€ to Express Wants πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈπŸœ

This week, let’s focus on the super useful Japanese grammar pattern β€œγ€œγŸγ„β€, which means β€œwant to (do something).” πŸ™Œ You attach it to the stem of a verb to express your desires. For example, β€œγŸγΉγŸγ„β€ (tabetai) means β€œI want to eat,” from the verb β€œγŸγΉγ‚‹β€ (taberu – to eat)....

πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ Mastering the Particle β€œγ«β€ (ni) – A Small Word with Big Power πŸ’₯πŸ“

This week’s Japanese learning focus is the versatile particle β€œγ«β€ (ni) β€” often tricky for beginners! πŸ˜… It shows direction, time, purpose, and existence depending on the sentence. For example, in β€œε­¦ζ ‘γ«θ‘ŒγγΎγ™β€ (gakkou ni ikimasu), it means “to” school 🏫➑️. In...

Using γ€œγŸγ„ for Expressing Wants πŸ—£οΈπŸ‡―πŸ‡΅

This week, focus on the verb form γ€œγŸγ„ to express what you want to do! πŸ˜„ For example, if you want to eat sushi, say γ™γ—γ‚’γŸγΉγŸγ„ (sushi wo tabetai). It’s simple: take the verb stem (like たべ from γŸγΉγ‚‹ – to eat) and add γŸγ„. It works only with action verbs and is used for your...

🎌 This Week’s Japanese Lesson: Learning How to Say β€œI Like…” πŸ’–πŸ£πŸ±

This week, focus on mastering how to express what you like in Japanese using γ€Œε₯½γγ§γ™γ€(suki desu). It’s a fun and practical phrase you can use every day! To say you like something, just add the noun before it β€” for example, γ€Œγƒ©γƒΌγƒ‘γƒ³γŒε₯½γγ§γ™γ€(Rāmen ga suki desu) means β€œI like...

The Beauty of the Japanese Language

The Japanese language is a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity, reflecting Japan’s rich cultural history and technological advancements. Unlike many Western languages, Japanese uses three distinct writing systems: Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. Hiragana, a...