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Ever get confused by look-alike kanji? This handy list will help you spot the differences and boost your reading skills for the JLPT! Related Post: Learn Kanji and Words related to the Kanji – Part 1 Similar-Looking Kanji

Learn how to verb conjugation “ぶ” in Japanese Learn how to conjugate -ぶ verbs like “あそぶ” (to play) with this handy chart! From polite forms to conditionals, get the full breakdown to level up your Japanese grammar game. Related Post: JLPT N5 Grammar: だけ (dake) JLPT N5 Grammar: から (kara)

Japanese Grammar (V delete ます) かた Kata Want to add a polite and formal touch to your Japanese? Let’s explore the “~kata” form and its various uses. Related Post: JLPT N5 Grammar: にする (ni suru) How to use polite language in Japanese

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を (wo) Particle Meaning: The Direct Object of a Transitive Verb The most common use of 「を」 is to indicate the direct object, or the thing directly affected by the action of a verb. It tells us what is being acted upon in the sentence. Starting Point When paired with …