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Differences Between Location Particles に (ni) and で (de) in Japanese

June 21, 2020

Why 日本 “に” 住む (live in Japan) but 日本 “で” 働く (work in Japan)? This post explains when and how to use Japanese particles に (ni) and で (de) correctly.Read Definition

How to Memorise Japanese Kanji Efficiently with Radicals

June 21, 2020

This article explains with examples how radicals of Japanese kanji characters can help you memorise their meanings and pronunciations efficiently!Read Definition

Essential Grammar in Kansai Dialect (関西弁, Kansaiben)

June 14, 2020

This article explains basic grammar rules in the Kansai dialect (関西弁, kansaiben), including the usages and meanings of “やん”, “はる”, “さかい” and “ちゃう”.Read Definition

Meanings of 全然 (Zenzen) in Negative and Affirmative Sentences

September 18, 2018

While “全然 (zenzen)” is usually used in negative sentences and means “not ~ at all”, young people use 全然 affirmatively, e.g. “全然おいしい” meaning “really tasty”Read Definition

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