Japanese Language Study Method

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Fruit (果物・くだもの or　フルーツ) Apple: Ringo / りんご/　林檎 Banana: Banana / ばなな/　バナナ Grape: Budou / ぶどう/　葡萄 Peac

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Light verb constructionsA light verb is a verb deprived of its basic meaning. Many languages employ

線香｜せんこう｜Incense stick

1. Beach: umi / うみ/海2. City: tokai / とかい/都会3. Countryside: inaka / いなか/田舎4. Forest: shinrin / しんりん/森

Common animals in Japanese language. ____________ When learning to speak in Japanese, one must appro

myungho: Have to memorise all this plus general conversation before next week someone kill me

I took it upon myself to screenshot the intro to Crash Course Linguistics so that you wouldn’t

JLPT Level: UnlistedOmg I just noticed that the example sentence has こんこん in hiragana beside the kan

JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N1 and N3 respectively.Alright, this is a pretty interesting

JLPT Level: N1, and the kanji are N1 and unlisted respectively.Most of the time, this word is writte

JLPT Level: UnlistedThis is one of the coolest words I have found to date. Look at those meanings!!

JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N1 and N4 respectively.Okay, this one is so low frequency yo

JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N4 and N5 respectively.This is a pretty low-frequency word.

JLPT Level: Unlisted蔓On-yomi: man, banKun-yomi: habiko.ru, tsuruMeaning: vine, tendril, influence, c

JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji is N1This has an etymology different from what I had expected. L

JLPT Level: Unlisted, but the kanji are N4 and N3 respectively.While not a super common word, you do

JLPT Level: N1Three JLPT words in a row? What is happening?Okay. I knew going in that this kanji was

JLPT Level: N1, and the kanji are N3 and N2 respectively.Wow, two words that are on the JLPT in a ro

JLPT Level: N1Aha!! At long last, a word that is on the JLPT haha.I could only find one source that

polyglotproblems: smexy-ovanrie: polyglots be like too true. Hahae. Ita vero. نعمДаJaSiΝ&alpha

JPN GRAMMAR: Number (+Counter) (ぐらい・くらい) は / Noun (だけ)は “At least)”Source: Tobira Lesson

JPN Grammar: 〜など (non-exhaustive list)Source: Tobira Lesson 2〜など indicates that the given list

JPN Grammar: 〜なければ（ならない・いけない）〜なくては（ならない・いけない）“Must/Have to”Source: Tobira Lesson 2 and J

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