Category: Language

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo. In this session, let’s study particles added at the end of sentence. “か(ka)”. This is often used for question.   “か(ka)” ① Question The particle “か(ka)” at the end of...

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo. In this session, let’s study easy but useful partices,  “と(to)” and “や(ya)”.   “と(to)” ① Joint word(or phrase) The particle “と(to)” joints nouns. It is equivalent to “and” in English....

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo!In this session, let’s study particles relating with place, “に(ni)”, “で(de)” and “へ(he)”. You can use these particles in case you want to ask someone the direction to your destination or in...

In particle series No.3, let’s study “の(no)” The particle “の(no)” has three main meanings, possessive, equivalent and location. Among these three, possesive is the most important one. We often use “の(no)” in daily conversation...

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo! In this session, let’s study “を(wo)”. “を(wo)” is also very important since this shows which word or phrase is object in the sentence. “を(wo)” has mainly two meanings, object and...

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo! Let’s study particle “は(wa)” and “が(ga)” in this session. Both are very very very important and you should learn at first. Both have similar meaning but should be used in...

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo! I will write about particles in some posts from today. I believe particle is very difficult for Japanese language learner since there are many kinds of particle and many usages for...

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo! I am Japanese.(Watashi wa nihonjin desu)  Sure, I am! In this session we learn how to say ” I am～” “You are～” etc. in Japanese. I posted topic about how...

Hi, Leo Sensei dayo! I love UK rock band, The Who. Who are you? ♪ Do you know this song? As you might know, this song is used in US drama, CSI.   So this...