I thought that it might be good to do a quick overview of all the different ways that the Rareru or passive form can be used.

Cheers,
John

Honorific language is another function of the Rareru form. Make sure that you don't miss this amazing episode and raise your diction a little too. Also make sure to follow me on Instagram @themangasensei

Today we continue to talk about the RARERU or RERU form and how it actually makes Japanese easier. This episode was a lot of fun to record because I had to do it 7 times, so I hope you find it helpful.

Today we continue talking about Passives. This is because people really seem to get hung up on this and I am a super nice and understanding guy. Oh, and I really really struggled with this when I first started learning Japanese. So there is that...

This is today's highly requested podcast is the first of many in a series of important podcasts. As passives tend to be quite difficult we will be talking about them all week long.

If you have any questions, comments or otherwise please follow me @themangasensei on twitter and manga-sensei.com for updates and other fun things.
-John

Every once and a while I like to answer questions about Japanese that I get at my website manga-sensei.com
You should visit and tell me what you think. Because I also answer all the time via email, so please connect with me there.

-John Sensei

This long-standing question gets answered today by the world's best-beared grammarian John Sensei. In today's show we also talk about how to use particles, the uses of Ni, lying hiragana and make you day just that much better!

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So Sorry! I thought my podcasts we uploading and I noticed they weren't! I will upload every missing day now! I hope you like today's episode!

Today we talk about with. Not with and in I had peas with carrots, but I went to the mall with my little sister with. We also talk about why you should get married with someone that to someone.

Cheers,
John Sensei

This is something I keep coming across, so I figured this might be something others might have questions about. Hence this off the wall podcast.

Enjoy

NEVER WILL THERE BE A BETTER EPISODE! Or Never will we talk about never. Never say never. Kesshite (決して) is a conjunction that expresses "never" in a sentence. However, it has to be used in the Negative form. Which we talk all about on today's 5 minute Japanese Lesson!