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How to connect Nouns in Japanese - と, や and か
と: A and B (and nothing else)
I will go to Kyoto and Osaka.
京都と大阪に行きます。
や: A and B (and something else)
I will go to Kyoto and Osaka, etc./and somewhere else.
京都や大阪(など)に行きます。
Note: If you would like to emphasize the existence of unlisted things, you can attach など to the last noun. (also makes it slightly more formal)
か: A or B
I will go to Kyoto or Osaka.
京都か大阪に行きます。
Important: と, や and か can connect nouns only!
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What's X in Japanese?
〇〇の日本語は何ですか？
まるまる の にほんご は なん です か
note: ○○ (まるまる) is a symbol used as a placeholder (e.g. for numbers, words or censorship)
吹雪 fubuki
(n.) snowstorm; blizzard
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It started to get dark. (Dark)
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It has been a long time!
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Work/Job/Occupation
Wind/Breeze
Paper
Behind/Rear/After/Later
Bad/Poor/Inferior/Evil
Anger/Rage/Fury/Hatred
Time/Hour
Laughter
Wall
Menu
Maybe
Foreigner/Foreign citizen
Friend/Companion
To arrive/To reach
To die/ To pass away
To sleep/To go to bed
To be placed on/To appear
To walk
To remember/To memorize
To say/To tell/To utter
To show/To display
To teach/To inform/To instruct
To get up/To rise/To wake up
To sit
To push/To press
To rest/To have a break
To take (a photo)
To go out/To vanish/To disappear
To swim
To wait/To anticipate
To cross over/To go across
To get in/To go in
To read
To write
To close/To shut
To cut/ To chop/ To slice
To make/ To produce
To work/ To labour
To eat
To wear (from shoulders down)
To go/ To move
To see/ To look/ To watch
To borrow/ To have a loan
To take off (clothes, shoes)
To stick/ To paste/ To affix
Chair
Salt
Sugar
Book
Library
Bank
Envelope
Spectacles/Glasses
Coincidence/ Agreement/ Match
English (Language)
Morning a.m.
Afternoon p.m.
Black
Green
Tree
Student (overseas)
Postcard
Saturday
Movie theater/Cinema
Cat
Fish
Unappetizing
Refrigerator
Last year
Every day
Monday
Light (not heavy)
Stamp (postage)
Lecture/Address/Speech
Safe/All right/Okay
Hand
Garden/Yard
Weather/Element
Sea/Ocean/Waters
Mouth/Opening/Hole
Man/Male/Fellow/Guy
Younger brother/Little brother
Siblings/Brothers and Sisters
Far/Distant
Scientist
Pain
For the first time
Meaning/Significance
Talk/Speech/Story
New/Fresh/Recent/Latest
Cold/Chilly
Myself/Yourself/Oneself
In/Inside/Among
Below/Down/Under
Pretty/Lovely/Beautiful
Question/Problem/Issue
Name/Fullname/Given name
Young/Youthful/Immature
Hot/Warm
Weak/Frail/Delicate
Famous/Fame
Fast/Quick/Hasty
Outside/Exterior
Mountain/Heap/Pile
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Essay Phrases in Japanese
Beginning
初めに はじめに to begin with (first of all)
まず to start with (first of all)
最初に さいしょに first
第一に だいいちに first of all
劈頭第一 へきとうだいいち first and foremost
Continuation
次に つぎに next
更に さらに furthermore
そして and (thus)
そのうえに in addition (furthermore)
また also
並びに ならびに both ～ and ～ (～ as well as ～)
及び および and (as well as)
それだけでなく not only ～ but also ～
のみならず besides (as well as)
しかも however
すでに already
その結果 そのけっか as a result
それにしては considering that
それに対して それにたいして in contrast
ため in order to (because of)
というのは the reason why is
にしたがって following (in accordance with)
にとって for (concerning)
によって due to (because of)
一方で いっぽうで on the one hand
まったく really, truly, entirely
全て すべて overall (in general)
多数の たすうの majority
必ず かならず definitely
急速に きゅうそくに rapidly increasing
ますます increasingly (more and more); decreasingly (less and less with negative)
次第に しだいに gradually (little by little)
現在 げんざい nowadays
確かに たしかに it is true that... but
要すると／要するに ようすると／ようするに in short
非常に ひじょうに extremely
絶対 ぜったい absolutely
誠に まことに absolutely
によると according to
したがって accordingly (therefore)
事実上 じじつじょう actually (as a matter of fact)
だって also
それに加えて それにくわえて in addition to this
Ending
結局 けっきょく after all
最後に さいごに in closing, in conclusion
要約すると ようやくすると in summary
つまり to sum up, in the end
結論は けつろんは in conclusion
結論というと けつろんというと to conclude
このように thus, hence
全体的に ぜんたいてきに overall, on the whole
Phrases from Quizlet by @uni-venture and Talk in Japanese
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花壇 kadan
(n.) flower bed (sometimes also flower garden)
逆夢 sakayume
(n.) a dream which is contradicted by reality
Time + に vs. Time
-> for points in time that occur repeatedly
-> e.g. there are many Monday(s), 2 o'clock(s), October(s), New Year(s) etc.
-> time references that change depending on when "now" is
-> e.g. today, next week, last year, tomorrow etc.
Example Sentences:
兄は木曜日に上野で買い物をしました。
My older brother did some shopping in Ueno on Thursday.
今日、私は電車で仕事に行きます。
Today, I will go to work by train
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1. JLPT Sensei
study guides (N5-N1)
includes grammar, kanji, vocabular, adjective, verb and other lists for orientation when studying
free JLPT practice tests
2. Japanese Verb Conjugator
automatic verb conjugator
verb database
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over 180,000 example sentences with sound
3. Tanoshii Japanese
japanese-english dictionary (with stroke order!)
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4. Jisho
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5. Map Quiz
world map quiz in japanese
divided into continents and north, east, south and west
6. Japanesetests4you
free JLPT N5-N1 reading and listening tests
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7. Shiritori Online
Shiritori (しりとり) is a popular japanese word game and is ideal to exercise vocabulary for japanese learners. 2 or more players take turns saying a word that starts with the last kana of the previous word. The game ends when someone answers with a word ending with -n (ん) because there are no words starting with ん.
it is up to the players whether all forms of a hiragana (kana and its diacritics; は,ば and ぱ etc.) are allowed or not (e.g やぎ -> きよう).
example: りんご (apple) -> ごりら (ゴリラ) (gorilla) -> らーめん (ラーメン) (ramen). The last person who said ramen loses because the word ends with -n (ん). Instead the person could have saidらま (ラマ) (llama) (e.g).
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