Today we discuss the first 5 Japanese verb bases and how to use them. Be sure to check out our website for the full 30-day challenge. These verb bases are the basics that will kickstart your nihongo!
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Today we talk about Japanese verbs, their forms and what two verb types there are. The first type that we are going to talk about is the Ichidan, and how they work.
Making sure you are using Particles correctly can be confusing. Make sure you know which Paritcle to use in what place and where in the sentence it goes. For more help, manga-sensei.com
Start the new year with some Japanese-y goodness. Do the 30 day challenge. Today we talk again about Ga が and Wa は and how they work, and we delve into some sentence structure.
What is a Predicate? Why is it so important? How do you use it? We got you covered in under 5 minutes. good luck as you take on this new day with the new challenge.
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Day two of the 30 day challenge! Today we talk a little bit about how Japanese works and introduce particles. the FIRST and most important particle is は (Wa). Some of you may be thinking, that looks like the Hiragana for the sound 'Ha' and you are right. Don't worry this is the only exception in sounds and is only used for grammatical purposes.
We are happy that you are joining us for our yearly Japanese 30 day challenge! If you don't know what we are talking about check out our website at manga-sensei.com
Helping you start Japanese from 0! we are stoked to ring in the new year with a new goal to learn Japanese. This is where to start, pick up your Japanese and start from here.
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