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How to write/speak formally?
Since Japanese are very strict when they are useing formal language toward either someone older than them, their boss, teacher etc therefore it is important to know how to write formally. Formal language in ...
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Deanne C.
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How do I express what I think?
You need to use the neutral form and to add at the end of your sentence と思う - とおもうeg. 明日雨が降ると思うNeutral form means that when using- a noun, you need to add だ at the end of the noun eg. それがバッグだと思う- an adjectiv...
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Victoria T.
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Japanese tutor
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How can I recognise transitive and intransitive verbs?
When reading, there are two main telling signs to look for: 1) An intransitive verb always takes the particle "ga" . For a transitive verb, "wa" will be used almost exclusively, unless &q...
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Andrew B.
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Japanese tutor
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How do you form the '-te' form of verbs?
Take the '-masu' ending off the verb, leaving the stem (e.g. 'kaemasu --> kae-') and just add '-te'. The '-te' form is extremely useful: combine it with 'kudasai' to ask someone to do something, with 'ima...
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Adham S.
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Japanese tutor
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How does Japanese writing work?
Japanese script consists of three different systems of symbols. Katakana, hiragana and kanji . Katakana is used for words taken from other languages, more colloquial abreviations and new buzz words. For exam...
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Lydia M.
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Japanese tutor
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