JLPT

Comparison is a basic skill in any language. In Japanese, there are several simple yet powerful patterns to express comparisons. Whether you're saying "Tokyo is bigger than Osaka" or "Which…

JLPT N5 Grammar: Common Sentence Patterns (masu-form, te-form, tai-form...) ???? JLPT N5 Grammar: Common Sentence Patterns These sentence patterns are essential for beginners learning Japanese and are frequently used in…

By ProDev Teach | Updated May 2025 Mastering how to express time is one of the most fundamental skills in Japanese. Whether you’re making plans, booking tickets, or scheduling interviews,…

???? Counting and Age in Japanese – A Fun & Simple Guide! こんにちは、Japanese learners! ???? Today, let’s dive into a basic but very important topic: how to count in Japanese…

Meaning In Japanese, ここ (koko), そこ (soko), and あそこ (asoko) are demonstrative words used to talk about places. They indicate relative distance between the speaker and listener. ここ (koko) –…

In Japanese, この / その / あの are demonstrative adjectives that are used before nouns to indicate where things are in relation to the speaker and listener. They are different…

By ProDev Teach | Updated May 2025 ???? Meaning & Usage The grammar pattern ～たい is used to express the speaker’s desire to do an action. It attaches to the…