Grammar

Japanese Grammar: How to Say “Going Somewhere to Do Something” (～に行きます)

Japanese Grammar: “Verb (ます-form) + に + 行きます” (Going Somewhere to Do Something). Learn how to use “に” to express the purpose of going somewhere, with practical examples, illustrations, and English translations.

2026.10.27

GrammarJapanese Grammar: How to Say “Going Somewhere to Do Something” (～に行きます)

Japanese Grammar: Close to (～から近いです) / Far from (～から遠いです)

Japanese Grammar: “～から近いです” (Close to) / “～から遠いです” (Far from). Learn how to express proximity and distance in Japanese with practical examples, illustrations, and English translations. Ideal for beginners and JLPT N5–N4 learners.

2026.10.26

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Close to (～から近いです) / Far from (～から遠いです)

Japanese Grammar: Quantities, Amounts, Measurements, Dates, Times + になります

Japanese Grammar: Learn how to use になります to express amounts, quantities, dates, times, and sizes politely in Japanese, with practical examples, illustrations, and English translations.

2026.10.25

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Quantities, Amounts, Measurements, Dates, Times + になります

Japanese Grammar: Noun + でお願いします (Polite Requests)

Learn Japanese grammar with practical examples, illustrations, and English translations. Master “Noun + でお願いします” to make polite requests when ordering food, choosing payment methods and seats, and specifying sizes.

2026.10.24

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Noun + でお願いします (Polite Requests)

Japanese Grammar: Meaning & Usage of “～でしょう” (Rising and Falling Intonation)

Japanese Grammar: Learn “Plain Form + でしょう” with practical examples and English translations. Understand how rising and falling intonation changes its meaning. Ideal for beginners and JLPT N4–N5 learners.

2026.10.23

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Meaning & Usage of “～でしょう” (Rising and Falling Intonation)

Japanese Grammar: Let’s ～ (～ましょう) / Would You Like to ～? (～ませんか) / Shall I ～? (～ましょうか)

Japanese grammar: “～ましょう”, “～ませんか”, and “～ましょうか”. Explore clear explanations, practical examples, illustrations, and English translations to learn how to invite others to do things together and offer help.

2026.10.22

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Let’s ～ (～ましょう) / Would You Like to ～? (～ませんか) / Shall I ～? (～ましょうか)

Japanese Grammar: Making Something ～ (～します) vs Becoming ～ (～なります)

Japanese Grammar: ～します vs ～なります (Expressing Change). Learn the difference with grammar explanations, practical examples, illustrations, and English translations. Discover how to use “だんだん” and “どんどん”. Ideal for beginners and JLPT N5–N4 learners.

2026.10.22

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Making Something ～ (～します) vs Becoming ～ (～なります)

Japanese Grammar: As Expected of… / No Wonder… / True to… (～だけあって)

Japanese Grammar: “～だけあって (As Expected of/No Wonder/True to)” with clear explanations, practical examples, illustrations, and English translations. Learn how to use “～だけあって” with verbs, い-adjectives, な-adjectives, and nouns. Ideal for JLPT N2 learners.

2026.10.21

GrammarJapanese Grammar: As Expected of… / No Wonder… / True to… (～だけあって)

Japanese Grammar: Nouns (Sounds, Smells, and Tastes) + がします

Japanese Grammar: “Nouns (Sounds, Smells, and Tastes) + がします.” Learn how to express sounds, smells, and tastes in Japanese with clear explanations, practical examples, illustrations, and English translations. Ideal for beginners and JLPT N5–N4 learners.

2026.10.20

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Nouns (Sounds, Smells, and Tastes) + がします

Japanese Grammar: Self-Talk Expression (ようっと/よっと)

Japanese Grammar: Learn how to use the volitional verb form + っと to express what you feel like doing in Japanese self-talk, with practical examples and English translations. Ideal for JLPT N3 learners.

2026.10.19

GrammarJapanese Grammar: Self-Talk Expression (ようっと/よっと)