This lesson teaches how to use Japanese すぎる (sugiru) to express “too” with adjectives, indicating something is excessive, like “too difficult” or “too expensive.” Watch the Lesson on YouTube Key Points Meaning of すぎる (sugiru) すぎる (sugiru) means “to exceed” or “go too far,” and it is a When conjugating a RU verb, you only […]
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Say your age in Japanese
Do you know how to say your age in Japanese? Can you tell me how old you are? In this lesson, let’s learn how to say your age in Japanese and what you need to be careful with when you say “years old.” Learn Numbers 1 to 10 First you need to know how to […]
Japanese Vocabulary – 5 Tips to Remember Them!
Building vocabulary is the key to success in language learning. How are you learning and remembering your Japanese vocabulary? Today, I want to share with you some tips to remember vocabulary that worked for me as an English learner and for my students as they learned Japanese. 1. Use Japanese vocabulary in context You can […]
Months in Japanese, がつ or つき or かげつ?
Months in Japanese is a little confusing. There are three ways to say month which are がつ Gatsu, つき Tsuki, and かげつ Kagetsu. The difference is as follows. Name of Months in Japanese Unlike English where each month has a specific name assigned, we use numbers いち (ichi) に (ni) さん (san) し (shi) to […]
What is TE Form ? – This is How You Use It
What is TE form? TE form is one conjugation form of a Japanese verb. People use the TE form to create various expressions in Japanese. Once you master the TE form, it will greatly expand your Japanese communication skills. How Do I Use TE Form? What do I mean that TE form is used to […]
“Where” in Japanese – Doko DE or Doko NI?
Let’s learn how to say WHERE in Japanese and how to use it with a verb in your question. “Where?” in Japanese is どこ DOKO, so to simply ask where is it? you can just add ですか desu ka after DOKO. For example, to ask “Where is the restroom?” we phrase it “As for the […]