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上げる(あげる)・上がる(あがる): to finish doing ~

Learn how to use 上げる・上がる, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning to finish doing ~, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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あまり: so much… that

Learn how to use あまり, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning so much... that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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あまりにも: too much; excessively

Learn how to use あまりにも, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning too much; excessively, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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合う(あう): do something together; mutually

Learn how to use 合う(あう), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning do something together, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ば~ほど: the more… the more ~

Learn how to use ば~ほど, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning the more... the more, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ばいい: should; can; it'd be good if ~

Learn how to use ばいい, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning should; can; it'd be good if, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ば~のに: if only; would have; could have ~

Learn how to use ば~のに, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning if only; would have; could have, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ばよかった: should have; would have been better if ~

Learn how to use ばよかった, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning should have; would have been better if, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ばかりで: only; just; nothing but ~

Learn how to use ばかりで, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning only; just, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ばかりでなく: not only... but also

Learn how to use ばかりでなく, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning not only... but also, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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べきだ: should do; must do ~

Learn how to use べきだ, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning should do; must do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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べきではない: should not do; must not do ~

Learn how to use べきではない, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning should not do; must not do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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別に~ない(べつに~ない): not really; not particularly ~

Learn how to use 別に~ない(べつに~ない), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning not really; not particularly, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ぶりに: for the first time in (period of time) ~

Learn how to use ぶりに, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning for the first time in (period of time), with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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中(ちゅう / じゅう): in the middle of; during; throughout ~

Learn how to use 中(ちゅう / じゅう), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning in the middle of; during; throughout, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だけ: as much as ~; to the extent of ~

Learn how to use だけ, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning as much as; to the extent of, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だけでなく: not only… but also ~

Learn how to use だけでなく, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning not only... but also, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だけど: but; however; although ~

Learn how to use だけど, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning but; however; although, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だらけ: full of; covered with (something negative) ~

Learn how to use だらけ, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning full of; covered with, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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どんなに~ても: no matter how (much) ~

Learn how to use どんなに~ても, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning no matter how much, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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どうしても: no matter what; at any cost; after all ~

Learn how to use どうしても, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning no matter what; at any cost, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ふりをする: to pretend; to act as if ~

Learn how to use ふりをする, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning to pretend; to act as if, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ふと: suddenly; accidentally; unexpectedly ~

Learn how to use ふと, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning suddenly; unexpectedly, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がち: tend to; prone to; have a tendency to ~

Learn how to use がち, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning tend to; prone to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がたい: very difficult to; hard to ~

Learn how to use がたい, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning very difficult to; hard to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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気味(ぎみ): slightly; -like; tending to ~

Learn how to use 気味(ぎみ), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning slightly; -like; tending to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ごとに: every time; each; at intervals of ~

Learn how to use ごとに, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning every time; each; at intervals of, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ほど: degree; extent; bounds; upper limit ~

Learn how to use ほど, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning degree; extent; bounds, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ほど~ない: is not as… as ~

Learn how to use ほど~ない, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning is not as... as, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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一度に(いちどに): all at once; at the same time ~

Learn how to use 一度に(いちどに), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning all at once; at the same time, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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いくら~ても: no matter how (much) ~

Learn how to use いくら~ても, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning no matter how much, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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一方だ(いっぽうだ): more and more; keep on (one-directional) ~

Learn how to use 一方だ(いっぽうだ), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning more and more; continue to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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一体(いったい): what on earth; what in the world; emphasis ~

Learn how to use 一体(いったい), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning what on earth; what in the world, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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じゃない: isn't it; confirmation; maybe; surprise ~

Learn how to use じゃない, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning maybe; isn't it; confirmation, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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か何か(かなにか): or something; or whatever ~

Learn how to use か何か(かなにか), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning or something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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かける: half-; not yet finished; in the middle of ~

Learn how to use かける, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning half-; not yet finished; in the middle of, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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から~にかけて: through; from [A] to [B] ~

Learn how to use から~にかけて, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning through; from [A] to [B], with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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代わりに(かわりに): instead of; in exchange for; as a substitute ~

Learn how to use 代わりに(かわりに), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning instead of; in exchange for, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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結果(けっか): as a result of; after ~

Learn how to use 結果(けっか), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning as a result of; after, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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結局(けっきょく): after all; in the end; eventually ~

Learn how to use 結局(けっきょく), a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning after all; in the end, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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間: during; while something happens

Learn how to use 間, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning during; while something happens, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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間に: while; before something ends

Learn how to use 間に, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning while; before something ends, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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あまり~ない: not very; not particularly

Learn how to use あまり~ない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning not very; not particularly, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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後で: after doing; later

Learn how to use 後で, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning after doing; later, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ば: if; when a condition is met

Learn how to use ば, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning if; when a condition is met, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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場合は: if; in that situation

Learn how to use 場合は, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning if; in that situation, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ばかり: only; just that

Learn how to use ばかり, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning only; just that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だけで: just by doing

Learn how to use だけで, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning just by doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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出す: start doing; suddenly begin

Learn how to use 出す, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning start doing; suddenly begin, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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でございます: the polite form of to be

Learn how to use でございます, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning the polite form of to be, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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でも: or something like that

Learn how to use でも, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning or something like that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ではないか: isn’t it; don’t you think

Learn how to use ではないか, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning isn’t it; don’t you think, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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が必要: need; be necessary

Learn how to use が必要, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning need; be necessary, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がする: sense a sound, smell, taste, or feeling

Learn how to use がする, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning sense a sound, smell, taste, or feeling, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がり: tends to feel or act that way

Learn how to use がり, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning tends to feel or act that way, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がる / がっている: show signs of feeling

Learn how to use がる / がっている, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning show signs of feeling, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ございます: the polite form of there is

Learn how to use ございます, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning the polite form of there is, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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始める: begin to do

Learn how to use 始める, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning begin to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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はずだ: should be; expected to be

Learn how to use はずだ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning should be; expected to be, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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はずがない: there is no way that

Learn how to use はずがない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning there is no way that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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必要がある: need to do

Learn how to use 必要がある, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning need to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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意向形: the volitional form; let’s do

Learn how to use 意向形, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning the volitional form; let’s do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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いらっしゃる: honorific be, come, or go

Learn how to use いらっしゃる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning honorific be, come, or go, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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いたします: the humble form of do

Learn how to use いたします, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning the humble form of do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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じゃないか: right; isn’t it

Learn how to use じゃないか, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning right; isn’t it, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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かどうか: whether or not

Learn how to use かどうか, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning whether or not, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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かしら: I wonder

Learn how to use かしら, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning I wonder, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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かい: yes/no question ending

Learn how to use かい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning yes/no question ending, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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かもしれない: might; perhaps

Learn how to use かもしれない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning might; perhaps, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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かな: I wonder; should I

Learn how to use かな, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning I wonder; should I, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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から作る: made from; made with

Learn how to use から作る, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning made from; made with, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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きっと: surely; certainly

Learn how to use きっと, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning surely; certainly, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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頃: around; about

Learn how to use 頃, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning around; about, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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こと: verb nominalizer

Learn how to use こと, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning verb nominalizer, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ことがある: there are times when

Learn how to use ことがある, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning there are times when, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ことができる: can; be able to

Learn how to use ことができる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning can; be able to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ことになる: it has been decided that

Learn how to use ことになる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning it has been decided that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ことにする: to decide to

Learn how to use ことにする, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning to decide to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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くする: make something become

Learn how to use くする, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning make something become, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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急に: suddenly; all at once

Learn how to use 急に, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning suddenly; all at once, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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までに: by; no later than

Learn how to use までに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning by; no later than, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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まま: as it is; without changing

Learn how to use まま, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning as it is; without changing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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または: or; one choice or the other

Learn how to use または, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning or; one choice or the other, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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みたいだ: looks like; seems like

Learn how to use みたいだ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning looks like; seems like, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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みたいな: like; similar to

Learn how to use みたいな, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning like; similar to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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みたいに: like; similar to

Learn how to use みたいに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning like; similar to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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も: as much as; surprisingly many

Learn how to use も, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning as much as; surprisingly many, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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な: do not do; prohibition

Learn how to use な, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do not do; prohibition, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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など: such as; things like

Learn how to use など, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning such as; things like, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ながら: while doing at the same time

Learn how to use ながら, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning while doing at the same time, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なかなか~ない: not easy to; not readily

Learn how to use なかなか~ない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning not easy to; not readily, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なければいけない: must do; have to

Learn how to use なければいけない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning must do; have to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なければならない: must do; have to

Learn how to use なければならない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning must do; have to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なら: if; when it comes to

Learn how to use なら, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning if; when it comes to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なさい: do this; command

Learn how to use なさい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do this; command, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なさる: do; honorific form

Learn how to use なさる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do; honorific form, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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に気がつく: notice; become aware

Learn how to use に気がつく, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning notice; become aware, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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に見える: look; appear to be

Learn how to use に見える, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning look; appear to be, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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にする: make something become

Learn how to use にする, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning make something become, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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にくい: hard to do

Learn how to use にくい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning hard to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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の中で: among; within a group

Learn how to use の中で, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning among; within a group, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のに: although; even though

Learn how to use のに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning although; even though, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のに: for doing; in order to

Learn how to use のに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning for doing; in order to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のは〜だ: what is A is B

Learn how to use のは〜だ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning what is A is B, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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お~ください: please do; respectful request

Learn how to use お~ください, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning please do; respectful request, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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お~になる: do; honorific form

Learn how to use お~になる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do; honorific form, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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おきに: at intervals of; every

Learn how to use おきに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning at intervals of; every, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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終わる: finish doing

Learn how to use 終わる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning finish doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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られる: can do; potential form

Learn how to use られる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning can do; potential form, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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らしい: apparently; it seems

Learn how to use らしい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning apparently; it seems, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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さ: -ness; adjective noun form

Learn how to use さ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning -ness; adjective noun form, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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さっき: just now; a moment ago

Learn how to use さっき, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning just now; a moment ago, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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させられる: be made to do

Learn how to use させられる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning be made to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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させる: make or let someone do

Learn how to use させる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning make or let someone do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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させてください: please let me do

Learn how to use させてください, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning please let me do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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さすが: as expected

Learn how to use さすが, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning as expected, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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し: and; what’s more

Learn how to use し, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning and; what’s more, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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そんなに: that much; so much

Learn how to use そんなに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning that much; so much, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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それでも: even so; nevertheless

Learn how to use それでも, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning even so; nevertheless, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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それに: also; in addition

Learn how to use それに, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning also; in addition, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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そうだ: looks like; seems about to

Learn how to use そうだ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning looks like; seems about to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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そうだ: apparently; I hear that

Learn how to use そうだ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning apparently; I hear that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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そうに / そうな: in a way that looks; seeming

Learn how to use そうに / そうな, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning in a way that looks; seeming, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たばかり: just did; has only just happened

Learn how to use たばかり, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning just did; has only just happened, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たところ: just finished doing

Learn how to use たところ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning just finished doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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他動詞 & 自動詞: transitive and intransitive verb pairs

Learn how to use 他動詞 & 自動詞, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning transitive and intransitive verb pairs, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たがる: someone seems to want to

Learn how to use たがる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning someone seems to want to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たら: if; when; after

Learn how to use たら, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning if; when; after, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たらどう: why not try; how about

Learn how to use たらどう, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning why not try; how about, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たらいいですか: what should I do

Learn how to use たらいいですか, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning what should I do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てあげる: do something for someone

Learn how to use てあげる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do something for someone, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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て / で: and; because; then

Learn how to use て / で, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning and; because; then, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てほしい: want someone to do

Learn how to use てほしい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning want someone to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ていく: go on doing; move away while doing

Learn how to use ていく, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning go on doing; move away while doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ていた: was doing; had been

Learn how to use ていた, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning was doing; had been, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ていただけませんか: could you please do

Learn how to use ていただけませんか, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning could you please do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てくれる: someone does something for me

Learn how to use てくれる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning someone does something for me, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てくる: come to; do and come back

Learn how to use てくる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning come to; do and come back, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てみる: try doing

Learn how to use てみる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning try doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てもらう: have someone do for you

Learn how to use てもらう, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning have someone do for you, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ておく: do in advance; leave done

Learn how to use ておく, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do in advance; leave done, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てしまう / ちゃう: finish completely; do accidentally

Learn how to use てしまう / ちゃう, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning finish completely; do accidentally, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てすみません: sorry for doing

Learn how to use てすみません, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning sorry for doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てやる: do for someone below you

Learn how to use てやる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning do for someone below you, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てよかった: glad that

Learn how to use てよかった, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning glad that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ているところ: be in the middle of doing

Learn how to use ているところ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning be in the middle of doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ても: even if; even though

Learn how to use ても, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning even if; even though, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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と: when; if; naturally results

Learn how to use と, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning when; if; naturally results, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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と言ってもいい: you could call it

Learn how to use と言ってもいい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning you could call it, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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という: called; that says

Learn how to use という, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning called; that says, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ということ: the fact that

Learn how to use ということ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning the fact that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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と言われている: is said to be

Learn how to use と言われている, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning is said to be, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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と聞いた: I heard that

Learn how to use と聞いた, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning I heard that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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と思う: I think that

Learn how to use と思う, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning I think that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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とか~とか: things like; among others

Learn how to use とか~とか, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning things like; among others, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ところ: about to do; at the point of

Learn how to use ところ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning about to do; at the point of, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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続ける: keep doing

Learn how to use 続ける, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning keep doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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って: called; as for

Learn how to use って, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning called; as for, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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受身形: passive form

Learn how to use 受身形, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning passive form, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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は〜が…は: A is ..., but B is ...

Learn how to use は〜が…は, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning A is ..., but B is ..., with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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やすい: easy to do; prone to

Learn how to use やすい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning easy to do; prone to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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やっと: finally; after effort

Learn how to use やっと, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning finally; after effort, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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より: than; compared with

Learn how to use より, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning than; compared with, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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予定だ: be scheduled to; plan to

Learn how to use 予定だ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning be scheduled to; plan to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ようだ: seems; appears to be

Learn how to use ようだ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning seems; appears to be, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ようになる: come to be able to; start to

Learn how to use ようになる, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning come to be able to; start to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ようにする: make sure to; try to

Learn how to use ようにする, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning make sure to; try to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ように / ような: like; in the way that

Learn how to use ように / ような, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning like; in the way that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ようと思う: be thinking of doing

Learn how to use ようと思う, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning be thinking of doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ぜひ: definitely; by all means

Learn how to use ぜひ, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning definitely; by all means, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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全然~ない: not at all

Learn how to use 全然~ない, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning not at all, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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づらい: hard to do; emotionally difficult

Learn how to use づらい, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning hard to do; emotionally difficult, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ちゃいけない・じゃいけない: must not do

Learn how to use ちゃいけない・じゃいけない, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning must not do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だ・です: to be in Japanese

Learn how to use だ・です, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to be in Japanese, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だけ: only or just

Learn how to use だけ, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning only or just, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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だろう: probably or right?

Learn how to use だろう, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning probably or right?, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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で: at; by

Learn how to use で, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning at; by, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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でも: but or even

Learn how to use でも, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning but or even, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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でしょう: probably or right

Learn how to use でしょう, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning probably or right, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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どんな: what kind of

Learn how to use どんな, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning what kind of, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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どうして: why or how come

Learn how to use どうして, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning why or how come, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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どうやって: how to do something

Learn how to use どうやって, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning how to do something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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があります: there is or have

Learn how to use があります, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning there is or have, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がほしい: want something

Learn how to use がほしい, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning want something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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がいます: there is someone

Learn how to use がいます, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning there is someone, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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が: subject marker

Learn how to use が, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning subject marker, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ほうがいい: had better or should

Learn how to use ほうがいい, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning had better or should, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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い-adjectives: Japanese i-adjectives explained

Learn how to use い-adjectives, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning Japanese i-adjectives explained, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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一番(いちばん): the most or number one

Learn how to use 一番(いちばん), a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning the most or number one, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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一緒に(いっしょに): together with

Learn how to use 一緒に(いっしょに), a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning together with, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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いつも: always or usually

Learn how to use いつも, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning always or usually, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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じゃない・ではない: to not be

Learn how to use じゃない・ではない, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to not be, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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か~か: or

Learn how to use か~か, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning or, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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か: question particle

Learn how to use か, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning question particle, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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から: because; since

Learn how to use から, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning because; since, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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方(かた): the way of doing something

Learn how to use 方(かた), a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning the way of doing something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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けど: but or although

Learn how to use けど, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning but or although, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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けれども: but or although

Learn how to use けれども, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning but or although, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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まだ: still or not yet

Learn how to use まだ, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning still or not yet, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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まだ~ていません: have not yet

Learn how to use まだ~ていません, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning have not yet, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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まで: until or as far as

Learn how to use まで, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning until or as far as, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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前に(まえに): before or in front of

Learn how to use 前に(まえに), a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning before or in front of, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ませんか: would you or shall we

Learn how to use ませんか, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning would you or shall we, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ましょう: let’s or shall we

Learn how to use ましょう, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning let’s or shall we, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ましょうか: shall I

Learn how to use ましょうか, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning shall I, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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も: too or also

Learn how to use も, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning too or also, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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もう: already or anymore

Learn how to use もう, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning already or anymore, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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な-adjectives: Japanese na-adjectives explained

Learn how to use な-adjectives, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning Japanese na-adjectives explained, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なあ: sentence ending particle

Learn how to use なあ, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning sentence ending particle, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ないで: without doing

Learn how to use ないで, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning without doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ないでください: please don’t do

Learn how to use ないでください, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning please don’t do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ないといけない: must do

Learn how to use ないといけない, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning must do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なくてもいい: don't have to

Learn how to use なくてもいい, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning don't have to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なくちゃ: must do; gotta do

Learn how to use なくちゃ, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning must do; gotta do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なくてはいけない: must do; need to do

Learn how to use なくてはいけない, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning must do; need to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なくてはならない: must do; have to do

Learn how to use なくてはならない, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning must do; have to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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なる: to become

Learn how to use なる, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to become, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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んです: to explain or emphasize

Learn how to use んです, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to explain or emphasize, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ね: isn't it; right

Learn how to use ね, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning isn't it; right, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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に/へ: to; toward

Learn how to use に/へ, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to; toward, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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に行く: go to do

Learn how to use に行く, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning go to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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に: destination; time

Learn how to use に, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning destination; time, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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にする: to decide on

Learn how to use にする, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to decide on, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のです: to explain or emphasize

Learn how to use のです, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to explain or emphasize, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のが下手: to be bad at doing something

Learn how to use のが下手, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to be bad at doing something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のが上手: to be good at doing something

Learn how to use のが上手, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to be good at doing something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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のが好き: to like doing something

Learn how to use のが好き, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning to like doing something, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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の中で[A]が一番: out of this group; A is the best

Learn how to use の中で[A]が一番, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning out of this group; A is the best, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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の: possessive particle

Learn how to use の, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning possessive particle, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ので: because; since

Learn how to use ので, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning because; since, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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お / ご: polite or honorific prefix

Learn how to use お / ご, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning polite or honorific prefix, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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をください: please give me

Learn how to use をください, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning please give me, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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を: object marker particle

Learn how to use を, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning object marker particle, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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しかし: but; however

Learn how to use しかし, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning but; however, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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それから: and then; after that

Learn how to use それから, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning and then; after that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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そして: and; and then

Learn how to use そして, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning and; and then, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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すぎる: too much

Learn how to use すぎる, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning too much, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たことがある: have done something before

Learn how to use たことがある, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning have done something before, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たい: want to do

Learn how to use たい, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning want to do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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たり〜たり: do such things as A and B

Learn how to use たり〜たり, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning do such things as A and B, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てある: has been done; resulting state

Learn how to use てある, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning has been done; resulting state, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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ている: ongoing action or current state

Learn how to use ている, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning ongoing action or current state, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てから: after doing

Learn how to use てから, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning after doing, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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てください: please do

Learn how to use てください, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning please do, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 26, 2026Read →
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てはいけない: must not; may not

Learn how to use てはいけない, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning must not; may not, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 26, 2026Read →
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てもいいです: it is OK to; may I

Learn how to use てもいいです, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning it is OK to; may I, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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と: and; with

Learn how to use と, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning and; with, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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とき: when; at the time

Learn how to use とき, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning when; at the time, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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とても: very; extremely

Learn how to use とても, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning very; extremely, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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つもり: plan to; intend to

Learn how to use つもり, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning plan to; intend to, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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はどうですか: how about; how is

Learn how to use はどうですか, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning how about; how is, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 26, 2026Read →
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は vs が: the beginner-friendly difference

Learn how to use は vs が, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning the beginner-friendly difference, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 26, 2026Read →
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は: topic marker

Learn how to use は, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning topic marker, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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は〜より・・・です: is more than

Learn how to use は〜より・・・です, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning is more than, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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や: and; or

Learn how to use や, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning and; or, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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よ: you know; emphasis

Learn how to use よ, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning you know; emphasis, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

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より~ほうが: more than

Learn how to use より~ほうが, a JLPT N5 Japanese grammar point meaning more than, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 26, 2026Read →
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てしまう: completion and regret

Learn how to use てしまう, a JLPT N4 Japanese grammar point meaning completion and regret, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 25, 2026Read →
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わけではない: it does not mean that

Learn how to use わけではない, a JLPT N3 Japanese grammar point meaning it does not mean that, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 24, 2026Read →
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に限り: limited to or only for

Learn how to use に限り, a JLPT N2 Japanese grammar point meaning limited to or only for, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 23, 2026Read →
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いずれにしても: in any case

Learn how to use いずれにしても, a JLPT N1 Japanese grammar point meaning in any case, with structure, nuance, examples, mistakes, and comparisons.

April 22, 2026Read →