Japanese people often use the phrase, "watashi no", meaning 'my' in Japanese. Interestingly, it can also mean 'mine' depending on context. In this blog post, I …
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Dare mo, its meaning and related expressions
Japanese people often use the phrase, "dare mo", in negative sentences. In this blog post, I will explain its meaning from its components. After that, I will …
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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 …
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