tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4479998950318082882026-04-19T02:26:53.026+08:00Let's Learning Japanese Language Online In This Blog Together^^Riizhuhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03756997753867283305noreply@blogger.comBlogger210125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-447999895031808288.post-72985383685343447082015-11-27T16:30:00.001+08:002015-11-27T16:30:37.976+08:00

Youkoso mina-san, welcome everyone, we learned about ~te aru grammar yesterday, and today in this time post, we are going to learn about ~te oku grammar^^, are you ready to learn, learners? saa, benkyou hajimeyou !(^o^)! tanoshinde ikou ze. Japanese Grammar ~te oku (~ておく) JLPT Level: N4 Meaning: (first meaning) to prepare something for future / do something beforehand / will go ahead and do

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こんばんわぁー!(^o^)! Good evening learners, what's up? Let's learn Japanese language. 今回の文法は〜てあるです, today's grammar is ~te aru, I think this grammar is a little bit difficult to understand, but I hope you understand this my brief explanation well^^, jaa benkyou hajimemashou. Grammar ~te aru (~てある) JLPT Level: N4Meaning: this form implies that someone has brought about the current state for a reason. It

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Hy everyone, welcome to my blog, pleasure to meet you guys, ok, in this post, let's learn about the meaning and use of moshi (もし). The meaning of moshi is "if", yeah, just "if", but there is a rule you must know, if you use moshi, you must conjugate the ending sentence to one of the conditional forms (between ~ba,~to, ~nara, or ~tara conditional form), of course we have learned about 4 various

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Hello everyone, konbanwa, good evening^^ I've just back from university by motorcycle^^, all, do you can drive? Bdw have you driving license yet?^^, well today I am going to share a Japanese vocabulary list all about traffic (交通), Okey, Let's start and happy studying: Japanese Vocabulary List: Traffic (交通) Kanji Romaji English 車/自動車 kuruma/jidousha car 電車

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Hello there everybody welcome back to Japanese Learning Online blog, a blog for everyone who want to learn Japanese for free, Today I will also share a Japanese vocabulary list, and the category for today is occupation/profession (職業). 仕事は何ですか shigoto wa nandesu ka What is your occupation 将来何になりたいですか shourai nani ni naritai desu ka What would you like to be in the future Here is the

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Assalamualaikum, mina-san ohayou gozaimasu, good morning students, are you ready for learning Japanese today?^^, ok, let's learn Japanese language, the lesson today is vocabulary list, and the category is space (宇宙). Japanese Vocabulary List: Space (宇宙) Bahasa Jepang Romaji English 宇宙 uchuu universe/space 宇宙人 uchuujin alien 宇宙飛行士 uchuuhikoushi

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Assalamualaikum learners(^_^)/, welcome back to http://japaneselearningonline.blogspot.com, an ordinary blog to learn Japanese with brief and to the point explanation^^, Well, let's to the point. Today, I am gonna share a vocabulary list about places and buildings (場所や建物), and here are the vocabularies, let's memorize^^. Japanese Vocabulary List: Places and Buildings (場所と建物)

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As I promised yesterday, Today I am going to teach about ~no ni (~のに) a Japanese conjunction which means "despite the fact, although or even though", this conjunction is very similar to ~te mo conjunction that we learned yesterday. のに (noni) is used when what is stated in the second sentence runs against to what is expected from the first sentence. The second sentence carries the implication of

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皆さん、こんにちは、Welcome again to your free Japanese lesson, with me riizhu. The lesson today is Japanese conjunction: ~te mo (~ても) which means "though, although or even if" ても (temo) grammar is used to indicate a reverse condition. It's used when an action which is expected to be taken or an event which is expected to happen naturally under the given circumstances does not materialize or a thing turns

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皆さんこんばんは、JLOにようこそ、今回の授業は単語です。 Mina-san konnichiwa, JLO ni youkoso, konkai no jugyou wa tango desu. Hey everyone welcome to JLO, the lesson today is vocabulary lesson, and the category for this post is all about film (映画). Maybe you like learning language by watching movie, anime, dorama for example^^, so, I think this vocabulary lesson is useful for you^^. As usual, I will to the point, here is

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Mina-san JLO (Japanese Learning Online) burogu ni youkoso!, welcome to Japanese Learning Online blog, let's learn and have fun with free Japanese lessons here, !(^o^)!. Today's lesson is learning Japanese Vocabulary and today's category is the names of zodiac, Chinese zodiac and old months in Japanese language. As usual needn't much small talk, let's to the point^^, here are the vocabulary list

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Hello there, http://japaneselearningonline.blogspot.com ni youkoso^^ do you have a Facebook account? What is your facebook language? Don't you get bored always using Facebook in English? don't you wanna try Facebook in Japanese language? Try to use facebook in Japanese language and trust me your Japanese will be improved and will be more come natural. And in this post, I am sharing a vocabulaty

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Hi there everyone, do you like shopping, I am sure there are some learners here who like shopping aren't there?, So, I decided post a vocabulary list: all about shopping (買い物), Well, please remember and memorize these vocabularies well, because you will need these words when you travelling and shopping in Japan especially for women kyahahaha^^. Japanese Vocabulary List: Shopping /

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Doumo mina-san, riizhu desu !(^o^)!, hello there everyone, welcome back to http://japaneselearningonline.blogspot.com with me riizhu let's learn Japanese vocabulary about family (家族). By the way, do you have siblings?. I have 2 sisters and I don't have brother^^. FYI in Japanese you would use different words, wether you are talking about your own family or someone else's family. For example: 父も

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Ohayou gozaimasu^^ have you had breakfast, learners? and what was your menu? Did you cook it by yourself? Do you like cooking?^^ If you like cooking, maybe this vocabulary list is useful for you^^, well today's category is all about cooking (料理), come on let's have a look^^: Japanese Vocabulary List: Cooking / Ryouri Japanese Romaji English 料理 ryouri cooking

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Doumo, what's up^^ guys, with me riizhu let's learn Japanese language online here^^, the lesson today is still about prohibition and obligation, today I am going to share abbreviated versions of prohibition grammar. As usual, let's to the point, begin: Grammar ~cha dame/ikenai/naranai (~てはだめ／いけない／ならない) JLPT Level: - Meaning: Must not (prohibition) Formula: ~cha/~jaa + dame/ikenai/naranai

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This is the abbreviated versions of grammar for obligation ~nakute wa dame/ikenai/naranai and ~nakereba naranai. These abbreviations only used in colloquial language. Grammar ~nakucha (~なくちゃ) JLPT Level: - Meaning: must, have to (obligation) Abbreviation of: ~nakute wa dame/ikenai/naranai (learn it here) Formula: change the ending in negative te form ては to ちゃ. Example: tabenakute wa (食べなくては)

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Because I shared a vocabulary list: Intransitive verb/Jidoushi yesterday, so today, I am gonna share a vocabulary list: Transitive verb/Tadoushi (他動詞). Transitive verbs are action verbs that have an object to receive that action. And here are the vocabulary list: Transitive Verb/Tadoushi (他動詞) List http://japaneselearningonline.blogspot.com Japanese Romaji English 落とす

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Same with English, Verb in Japanese also divided into two types transitive verb and intransitive verb. Transitive verb called Tadoushi (他動詞) where as Intransitive verb called Jidoushi (自動詞). And today, in this article I am going to share a Japanese Vocabulary List: Intransitive verb/Jidoushi (自動詞)^^. Intransitive verb or jidoushi is a verb that indicates a complete action without being

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We learned about grammar for obligation yesterday, but there are some other various ways in obligation using conditional ~nakereba narimasen and ~nai to ikenai/dame. Today, we will learn ~nakereba narimasen and ~nai to dame/ikenai^^, don't need small talk, let's begin: Grammar ~nakereba narimasen (~なければなりません) JLPT Level: N4 Meaning: Must Must learn before: ~ba conditional form Formula: ~ba

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Hello, we meet again, with me riizhu^^, let's learn Japanese language online, we learned prohibition grammar in Japanese yesterday, and today we are going to learn a grammar for obligation in Japanese language. Maybe some of learners think to make an obligation just change the negative to positive, isn't it? but, in Japanese we will involve double negatives which create an affirmative meaning.

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Doumo mina-san, JLO (Japanese Learning Online) ni youkoso, welcome to JLO, let's learn Japanese language online^^)/, in this section I am going to teach you how to make prohibition in Japanese language using ~te wa ikenai/naranai/dame grammar. Jaa benkyou hajimemashou, let's begin: Grammar ~te wa ikenai/naranai/dame (~てはいけない/ならない/だめ) JLPT Level: N4 Meaning: must not (something that must be done

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Yow, yow, doumo mina-san, riizhu desu, maybe you will never use or (I hope you never) hear this imperative form in real world but surely you will hear this imperative if you watching anime, film and dorama^^, so I think this grammar also useful to learn. This imperative form is very rude and used by someone to her/his friends in informal situations. Informal Imperative Form Verb JLPT Level: -

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Ohassuuuuu minna(^m^) goodo mooningu, werukomu to Japanezu Reaningu onrain, hehe^^ welcome to Japanese learning online, Ok, the lesson today is Japanese grammar ~nasai (~なさい), It is a soft yet firm way of issuing a command., usually used by a mother to children, or by a teacher to students. Grammar ~nasai (~なさい) JLPT Level: N4 Meaning: (firm command) Formula: renyoukei/stem form verb + nasai

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Yow, riizhu desu, let's learn Japanese language together^^, konkai no jugyou wa ~te choudai (~てちょうだい) desu, hmm, there's no new grammar rule here, It's just feminine version of ~te kudasai (~てください), so the meaning and the use just like ~te kudasai grammar we learned before. Grammar ~te choudai (~てちょうだい) JLPT Level: N4 Must learn: Japanese verb te form Formula: noun + o + choudai te form verb +

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