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Explains how question markers か and の works and the difference of them by using practical examples.
Last time, you learned how the explanatory のだ (んだ) works like “これが雪なんだ.” The functions are to express reasons, interpretation, discovery, summary (rewording), and preliminary remarks. This can then be utilized for question markers. In this lesson, you will learn how to make interrogative sentences with the question markers か and の.
Explains how to use verbs, adjectives as a noun with the conjugation, the grammatical rule, and the relevant vocabulary
Last time, you learned combined particles like には and にも, and noun phrases like 朝から昼まで. In Japanese, you can combine some parts of speech and make them a noun. In this lesson, you will learn how to let verbs and adjectives work as a noun like “doing,” “to do,” and “being….”
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Explains how Japanese adverbs work with relevant vocabulary. By reading this, you can understand all of the functions and usages.
Last time, you learned relative clauses in order to give nouns more contexts. Thereby, you can express “Bob will study Japanese” by means of a noun clause: 日本語を勉強するボブ (Bob who will study Japanese). Then, what should you do if you’d like to say “Bob will study Japanese very hard?” In this lesson, you will learn how to use Japanese adverbs.
Explains how to make relative clauses in Japanese with grammatical rules and relevant vocabulary.
Last time, you learned how to nominalize verbs and adjectives and make a noun clause like “私が先生 なの・であること は.” In this lesson, you will take a different approach to express a noun with contexts by using Japanese relative clauses.
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How to strum guitar | Beginner Rhythm 1
Learn basic strumming on guitar with this first video of the series How To Strum Guitar. This is for beginners.
3 Ways You Can Learn to Play an Instrument Online
3 Ways You Can Learn to Play an Instrument Online
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