The Japanese Phrases “いただけませんか” (itadakemasen ka), “もらえませんか” (moraemasen ka) and “くださりませんか” (kudasarimasen ka) are polite expressions used to make requests in Japanese, …
Both “ようだ” (you da) and “みたいだ” (mitai da) are used to express similarity or appearance, especially judgments on situations. but they have …
The Grammar point narubeku in Japanese grammar tries to show that the speaker wants to do something as much as possible. Narubeku is followed by the action wanted to be performed
ぱなし ( panashi) comes from the verb 放す (hanasu) meaning to let something go. An example such as 出しっぱなし = 出しっ放し (dashippanashi) means to leave something as it …
How to use くれる vs もらう to give in Japanese
引っ越す (hikkosu) Although the meaning of the words seem to be very similar the meaning behind these terms is different. 引っ越す’means to …