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Margherita Pitorri Archive
How do you say “maybe” in Japanese? One expression that you will use hear and often use is …
ちょっとまって (chotto matte) means “wait a moment,” and it’s used in a wide variety of situations, from everyday …
Beki (べき) means “should” and “to be supposed to do” and enforces the meaning that something has to …
と思います (to omoimasu) means “I think” in Japanese. It is widely used in both casual and formal situations …
Te iku and te kuru can express: A physical movement in space; Consistency within an ongoing process; A …
Tsumori is a “must-know” grammar point when we want to talk about our plans and intentions. Let’s see …
Let’s have a look at the three common ways to say “I’m hungry” in Japanese: お腹が空いた。 (Onaka ga …
Bakari (ばかり) is a word that Japanese learners usually stumble upon early in their studies. We use the …