In Japanese, there are special phrases like “Osewa ni narimashita” that don’t have a direct English translation. These expressions are essential for natural communication. Let’s learn how to use them […]Continue Reading
In Japanese, the same Kanji can have different meanings depending on the “Okurigana” (the Kana that follows). For example, “着” can mean “to arrive” or “to wear.” Let’s test your […]Continue Reading
“Shiri-masu” and “Wakari-masu” both seem similar, but they have distinct meanings in Japanese. One is about getting information, and the other is about understanding the logic or content. Let’s look […]Continue Reading