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Lesson 3 ～とおもいます I Think That～
2023/09/17
Lesson 3～とおもいます I think that～ ✅ These usages are to express personal opinions, conjectures, and judgments. ①I think that A : A とおもいます I think it will be sunny in this afternoon. ごごは、はれる とおもいます。 […] […]
Lesson 2 ～たい、ほしい I Want To～
2023/09/17
You learn how to explain “~たい、ほしい I want to~” in Japanese. ✅ ~たい、ほしい： I want to~ This usage expresses the desire of the speaker when he/she does something. ①V[ます-form] たい I want to do … The plain form’s sentence pattern is “V [ます- form]たい”. いく (to go) → いきたい (I want to go) のむ (to […] […]
Chapter 2 – Lesson 1 ～できます I Can～
2023/09/17
Chapter 2 Let’s study 5 very basic grammar part2 Lesson 1～できます I can～ You learn how to explain “ 〜できます＝can〜” in Japanese. How to Use “I can~” ✅ can V 〜: ①Verbことができます. you can also say ②Nounができます You can use this grammar when expresses ability, such as driving, skiing, baseball, foreign language, and piano. When describing inability, […] […]
Lesson 5～をください Please Give Me～
2023/09/17
Lesson 5～をください Please give me～ ■Please give me…〜をください Sample: please give me this things. これをください Q:なにを のみますか？ Naniwo nomimasuka? What do you drink? A:ジュースをください Juicewo kudasai. Please give me a juice. Q:なにを のみますか？ Naniwo nomimasuka? What do you drink? A:ビールをください Beerwo kudasai. Please give me a beer. […]
Lesson 4 Explain Positions (13 Basic Positions)
2023/09/17
Lesson 4 13ポジション 13 Positions Here, you can learn 13 basic positions in Japanese. 【N1】の【position】に【N2】があります／います 13 Basic Positions いすの上（うえ）にいぬがいます。 Isu no ueni, inu ga imasu. There is a dog on the chair. いすの下(した)にいぬがいます Isu no shitani, inu ga imasu. There is a dog under the chair. いすの間（あいだ）にいぬがいます Isu no aidani, inu ga imasu. There is a […] […]
Lesson 3～があります/います There is～/ There are～
2023/09/17
Lesson 3～があります/います There is～/ There are～ Here, we learn two ways to show existence in Japanese using the verbs arimasu (for non-living things) and imasu (for living things). ■There is/are… ~があります、~がいます when referring to people or animals →you should use がいますwhen referring to objects →you should use があります ①〜⑤ When referring to people or animals, you should use “ga imasu=が います”. ⑥〜12 When referring to objects, you should use […] […]
Lesson 2 こそあど This/That/That+N, Here/There/Over there
2023/09/17
Contents1 ■これ、それ、あれ、どれ1.1 ①Kore1.2 ②Sore1.3 ③Are1.4 ④Dore2 ■この、その、あの、どの2.1 ①Kono2.2 ②Sono2.3 ③Ano2.4 ④Dono3 ■ここ、そこ、あそこ、どこ ■これ、それ、あれ、どれ This article, you can study kore, sore, are, dore. “これ/それ/あれ/どれ”(kore/sore/are/dore) are demonstrative words used when referring to a particular noun. In English, they are “this (is…)”, “that(is…)”,“that…over there(is…)” and “Which one(is…)?”. Let’s study with illustrations! ①Kore Something is very close to [Speaker], […] […]
Chapter1 – Leeons1 ～は、～です A is～/isn’t/was/wasn’t
2023/09/17
Chapter 1 Let’s study 5 very basic grammar part1 Lesson 1～は、～です A is～/isn’t/was/wasn’t You learn how to explain “~は、~です ＝A is B.. ” in Japanese. This is very basic grammar in Japanese. You should remember 6 patterns today. (3 patterns for present form, 3 patterns for past form.) ★ Here, we learn the basic Japanese sentence pattern A […] […]
Introduction for Blog
2023/09/17
Contents1 ・Who is This Course for 2 ・Lessons Contents and What You’ll Learn3 ・About the Author4 Lesson Topic4.1 【Chapter 1 Let’s Study 5 Very Basic Grammar Part 1】4.2 【Chapter 2 Let’s Study 5 Very Basic Grammar Part 2】4.3 【Chapter 3 How to Use [7 Basic Interrogative] 】4.4 【Chapter 4 How to Use [5 Basic Conjunctions] 】4.5 【Chapter […] […]
8 Basic Patterns【TENSE FORM】of Past and Present/Future
2023/09/06
Do you make sentence with below schedule? this is lesson to understand and how to make sentence with using tense. 【Past】 ・past affirmative: Noun+deshita. sample: it was rain yesterday. きのう は、あめ(N) でした。 ・past negative: N+dehaarimasenndesita. sample: it was not rain yesterday. きのう は、あめ(N) ではありませんでした。 ・past affirmative: Verb+mashita. sample: I played baseball yesterday. きのう、やきゅう を し(V)ました。 ・past nagative: Verb+masenndesita . sample: I […] […]
