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May 5, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Somewhat Ultimate Guide to Differentiate Particle は and が

The Curious Case of Particle WA and GA In the process of learning Japanese, almost all people got confused as

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May 3, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Japanese は. Read as wa or ha ?

There are quite a lot of confusions as to why some books/article read は as ha or sometimes as wa.

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May 2, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Japanese particle を

Particles are very important in Japanese since they indicate the relations of words within a sentence! Today we’re gonna learn

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May 2, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Japanese particle が

Particles are very important in Japanese since they indicate the relations of words within a sentence! Today we’re gonna learn

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May 2, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Topic marker particle は

Particles are very important in Japanese since they indicate the relations of words within a sentence! Today we’re gonna learn

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April 16, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Basic [Polite] Sentence

 Quick links: [Polite] Nouns | [Polite] Adjective | [Polite] Verbs | Summary & Usage Samples As previously mentioned in [Japanese Grammar

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April 7, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Grammar Intro: Type of Verbs & Adjectives

Quick links: Verbs | Adjectives Introduction again? Why there are so many introduction ?? Anyway, there are Verbs and Adjectives in

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April 1, 2016 CrunchyNihongo

Introduction to Japanese Grammar

Here are some things will be useful to know before you start to learn Japanese grammar. It will make you

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