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What is "ne" in Japanese? Honestly, it is a bit hard to convey how Japanese native speakers use the particle, "ne", because it can work to make sounds of phrases better without meaning anything. In this blog post, however, I will try to explain its major roles. Japanese native speakers use "ne" mainly in the four …

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What is "ga" in Japanse? "Ga" is one of the most widely-used particle in the Japanese language. Native speakers use it mainly in the four different ways: making the subject in a sentence; making the object in a sentence; joining two sentences; making nuanced expressions. In this blog post, I will explain how to use …

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How to use "kedo" in Japanese Japanese people use "kedo" at the three different places: at the beginning of a sentence, between two sentences, and at the end of a sentence. In this blog post, I will explain these three usages with example sentences. These explanations would help Japanese learners to understand how …

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How does "e" work as a Japanese particle? Japanese native speakers use "e" as a particle mainly in the two different ways: indicating a particular place to which someone or something goes; starting a letter or email. In this blog post, I will explain these two usages through example sentences. Let's get …

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What is "ka" in Japanese? Japanese native speakers use "ka" mainly in the five different ways: connecting nouns, making questions, expressing uncertainty, showing understanding, and making suggestions. In this blog post, I will explain how to use the particle, "ka", in detail through example sentences. Let's get …

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