Do you know the difference between 「ドアがあく」and「ドアをあける」? あける is たどうし（Transitive verb） and あく is じどうし（Intransitive verb）, but you may not know the words, even English. Therefore, I explain the difference of these two verbs. When you finish reading this article, you will be able to use these verbs more naturally. *Are you looking for a…
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How can you say I am younger than you or I am the most handsome person in Japanese? In this article, I will teach you how to use Japanese comparatives and superlatives. When you finish reading this article, you will have the confidence to express yourself by using comparatives and superlatives. I think it is…
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Many Japanese learners might be wondering what the difference is between は and が. In this article, I will teach you the difference. There are three points for it. Today’s topic ① Basic rule of は and が. ② Rule of は. ③ Rule of が Let’s learn how to use は and が together!…
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When you want to recommend something to your Japanese friend, how can you do this in Japanese? You can use てみる (temiru) for it, so I will teach you what てみる is. When you finish reading this article, you will be able to use てみる. *Are you looking for a place to practice Japanese? Youtonihongo…
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Do you want to invite your Japanese friends out? What do you say when you want to invite them? In this article, I teach you the Japanese volitional form. After you finish reading this article, you can invite your Japanese friends out using Japanese phrases. *Are you looking for a place to practice Japanese? Youtonihongo…
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How do you explain when you do something for someone or someone does something for you? In this article, I will teach you how to use, as well as the differences between てあげる、てくれる and てもらう. If you have not read the article about あげる、くれる、もらう yet, please read this article first. What’s the difference between あげる、くれる…
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I love read a book. Is it correct? As you already know, this sentence is wrong because we shouldn’t include two verbs in one sentence. How about “Read a book is fun”? This isn’t correct as well because a verb can’t be the subject. Therefore, we should change “read” to “reading” or “to read”. Similarly,…
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