How close have you been paying attention? We've talked about this before but now we are going to blow your mind with this uberly useful particle.

Time and space are things we may never understand, much less be able to talk about in a another language. Good thing the Japanese particle に, makes thins a lot easier.

Today we talk about how and how not to use this time marking particles, give some major tips, and make some more epic Japanese-y goodness.

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Today we take a little bit of a break with all the complicated meanings of Japanese particles and go over something to make your Japanese just one step better. That is the simple particle も.

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Direct objects and the use of 'を' the other 'o'.

Today we break down how to pronounce these two particles, what it means and start making some more complicated sentences. We also go over some cool rules that make Japanese a little more structured for those who need rules to be better speakers of the world's best language.
(For those of you who think Chinese or some other inferior language is better than Japanese I dare you to prove that to me.)

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When using particles, as opposed to English articles (the, if, by & and) Japanese has particles that express different meanings entirely. Today we talk about the meaning of に in giving direction and location.

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Today we jump back to particles. Particularly the use of the question particle 'ka' or か.

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his episode is to clear some things up about Iru and Aru two verbs that on the outset seem to mean the same thing.

Have fun.
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Tricky verbs are not super common, but there are three that you should watch out for. This episode we go over some tricky verb and talk talk about how to conjugate them.

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One of the best things about Japanese is this wonderful square.

Today John Sensei talks about something called the quadrant. It is a wonderful little thing that helps put verb tenses in order.
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