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Japanese Particles Master

is a blog written by Masaki Mori, focusing on Japanese particles, vocabulary and widely used expressions. All words in example sentences are explained as detailed as possible.

What is his goal?

His goal is to spread and preserve the Japanese culture and to make people feel it.

The number of Japanese native speakers has been decreasing. This means that the size of the mirror reflecting the Japanese culture has been getting smaller.

He loves the Japanese culture. He wants to spread it. And he wants to make people feel it. Teaching the Japanese language on this blog is one way to reach his goal. His passion will help people to understand the Japanese language well.

Check His Top Contents

Blog Post: Anata wa meaning and why it sounds weird to the Japanese

Japanese learners often say “anata wa” in conversation, meaning ‘and you?’ This expression is still understandable, but can sound weird to Japanese native speakers. This blog post explains it in detail. Click to read more!



Blog Post: Mirai meaning ‘the future’ in Japanese, but not the same as Shourai

Japanese people often use the word, “mirai”, meaning ‘the future’ in Japanese. It’s quite similar to another word, “shourai”. In this blog post, the difference is explained in detail. Click to learn more!