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Latest Blog posts for Learning Japanese
- “What” – “なに” or “なん”?何 meaning “what?” is sometimes pronounced なに and なん at other times. This post explains when to read なに and when to use なん.
- ~まで vs ~までに~まで and ~までに are both used with a time phrase and they look almost the same. However, their meanings have a rather large difference. Read the explanation here.
- しりません vs しっていませんThe English verb “to know” is usually translated as しっています in Japanese but the opposite, “not knowing” is NOT しっていません. This post explains why.
- ~ようです/~ようだ~ようです/~ようだ is equivalent of !It seems…” in English and is often used to soften the tone of a statement. Check how it’s used here.
- うれしい vs たのしいうれしい and たのしい can be used to describe a “happy” feeling, but they are not always interchangeable. This article explain the difference between the two.
- How to read temperature in JapaneseReading a #number in a foreign language can sometimes be tricky. This post explains how to read a temperature in Japanese.
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References
In order to write my blogs, I use the following dictionaries as my references
- KOD – 研究社 Online Dictionary
- 『現代国語例解辞典』(1985)小学館
- 『基礎日本語辞典』(1989) 角川書店
- 『大修館新漢和辞典(改訂第二版)』(1988) 大修館書店
- “Concise Oxford Dictionary (Tenth Edition)” (1999) Oxford University Press