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接続詞（せつぞくし）

conjunctions - words that are used to link phrases together

情報を加える // Adding information：

しかも　besides そのうえ　moreover, on top of that さらに　moreover, on top of that そればかりか　not only that, but also... そればかりでなく　not only that, but also...

情報を対比する // Putting into contrast：

それに対して　in contrast 一方　whereas

他の可能性・選択肢を言う // Giving alternatives：

あるいは　or perhaps (presenting another possibility) それとも　or (presenting another option within a question)

結論を出す// Drawing a conclusion：

そのため　for that reason したがって　therefore そこで　for that reason (I went ahead and did...) すると　thereupon (having done that triggered sth. to happen) このように　with this (adjusting a conclusion to the arguments given beforehand) こうして　in this way

理由を言う // Giving a reason：

なぜなら...からだ　the reason is というのは...からだ　the reason is

逆説を表現する // Expressing a contradiction：

だが　however, yet, nevertheless (contradicting what one would have expected) ところが　even so (spilling a surprising truth) それなのに　despite this, still それでも　but still (despite a certain fact, nothing changes)

説明を補う // Amending one's explanation：

つまり　that is, in other words (saying the same thing using different words) いわば　so to speak (making a comparison) 要するに　to sum up, in short

説明を修正する // Revising one's explanation：

ただし　however (adding an exception to the information stated beforehand) ただ　only, however もっとも　however (obviating any expectations that might arise through the previous statement) なお　in addition, note that (adding supplementary information)

話題を変える // Changing the subject：

さて　well, now, then (common in business letters after the introductory sentence; is often ignored in tranlations) ところで　by the way

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[itsseriouslyridiculous]

does anybody got recommendations for good resources to practise reading Japanese?

I'm looking for like something like with mostly hiragana and katakana characters and just a small amount of kanji. something like manga or a magazine would probably be the most fun, but maybe like an elementary school story book would be easier to find?

I need to actively practice my kana so i don't lose it and drilling the list of characters is really boring.

[mochayoubi]

i always recommend tadoku if you want something beginner-friendly. they have a lot of short stories organized by level and it's easy to go through and see which ones are suitable for you. most of the beginning level ones will have furigana even if they use kanji so they should still be good practice if you want to stick with hiragana/katakana.

here's what one of their stories look like:

hope that helps!

[dokushoclub]

Absolutely agree! The NPO Tagengo Tadoku currently is the best free online archive for graded readers in Japanese and has been for a while now.

If you are interested in physical books, I can recommend the following series:

レベル別（べつ）日本語多読（にほんごたどく）ライブラリー

日本語多読（にほんごたどく）ブックス

げんき多読（たどく）ブックス

The first two series follow the same level system as the free online archive above (0=absolute beginner to 5=advanced), but the third series is designed to accompany the Genki textbooks, so books 1-2 are for book 1 and 3-4 are for book 2.

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Japanese reading practice with Hiragana Times

あいまいな答え。こたえ。 vague answer.

あいまいな。 vague.

あいまいに。 vaguely.

断定する。たんてい。to come to a conclusion.

断定的な。だんていてき。adjective form.

今忙しい?　うん、まあね。

好む。 to like/to prefer. used in writing.

ときに。 when.

避ける。さ。to avoid.

提案。ていあん。suggestion.

その提案、いいかも。that suggestion may be good.

質問する。しつもん。to ask someone a question/to ask for their opinion.

恋人とかはいますか。こいびと。do you have a partner or something?

喧嘩とかしたの？けんか。did you have a fight or something?

まさつを避ける。さける。to avoid friction.

大切にする。たいせつ。to value/cherish.

協調する。きょうちょう。to cooperate.