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~たり~たり: Listing Actions

Use たり〜たりする when you're giving a couple of representative examples (implying there's more you're not saying) or describi...
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~たことがあります: Talking About Experience

たことがあります means "I have experienced X before" with no specific time attached. The instant you name a date, a place-and-ti...
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~なければなりません: Saying You Have To

なければなりません literally means "if you don't do it, it won't be okay." That double negative adds up to "you must," and it shr...
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これ・それ・あれ: A Simple Guide

Pick これ if it's in your hands, それ if it's in theirs, and あれ if nobody's holding it right now — physical custody, not dis...
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です vs ます: What’s the Difference?

です attaches to nouns and adjectives, showing what something IS. ます attaches to verbs, showing what something DOES. They ...
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Learn Kanji Through Games!

"Too many kanji to remember?""I can read JLPT N5/N4 kanji, but I can't write them…""I don't know the stroke order…"There...
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Kana Blaster: Learn Hiragana Through Play

Learn Hiragana. Blast your way to faster reading.Kana Blaster is a quick Japanese learning game for beginners.See the hi...