Do you know what Japanese verb forms to use when you are speaking (or writing) in Japanese? As a grownup, 80-90% of the time when you are communicating you will need to use MASU form. What is MASU form? That is the polite form of the verb that we use as we interact with others […]
Japanese Questions – Japanese 3 (Verbs & Particles)
Hello, Japanese 3 students at Smile Nihongo Academy! Please leave questions in the comment area below about anything that is related to the course content. Which lesson do you have difficulty understanding or need an extra help? Specifying the lesson helps me assist you better. Leave Your Japanese Questions Below in the Comment Area If […]
Japanese Questions – Japanese 2 (Basic Japanese for Beginners 2)
Hello, Japanese 2 students at Smile Nihongo Academy! Please leave questions in the comment area below about anything that is related to the Japanese course content. Which lesson do you have difficulty understanding or need an extra help? Specifying the lesson helps me assist you better. Leave Your Japanese Questions Below in the Comment Area […]
Japanese Questions – Japanese 1 (Basic Japanese for Beginners 1)
Hello, Japanese 1 students at Smile Nihongo Academy! Please leave questions in the comment area below about anything that is related to the course content. Which lesson do you have difficulty understanding or need an extra help? Specifying the lesson helps me assist you better. Leave Your Japanese Questions Below in the Comment Area If the […]
Japanese Questions – Starter Course
Hello, Starter Course students at Smile Nihongo Academy! Please leave questions in the comment area below about anything that is related to the course content. Basic Japanese questions are welcome! Which lesson do you have difficulty understanding or need an extra help? Specifying the lesson helps me assist you better. Leave Your Japanese Questions Below […]
Basic Japanese Sentence Structure – What Matters?
Did you know that word order doesn’t matter much in Japanese sentences? Japanese sentence structure is quite different from a language like English. In English, word order determines the major part of the sentence. For instance, in the sentence, Chris called Melissa, if you switch the locations of Chris and Melissa the meaning of the […]