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How to say "with you" in Japanese Japanese people would say "anata to". It is the Japanese phrase for 'with you'. In this blog post, I will explain this phrase in detail based on its components. And also, I will explain how to use it through example sentences. Let's get started! Contents Definition …

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How to say "me too" in Japanese Japanese people would say "watashi mo". It is the Japanese phrase for 'me too'. In this blog post, I will explain it in detail with example sentences. Especially, I will focus on a way to make this phrase from a full sentence. Let's get started! Contents Definition and …

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How to say "my" in Japanese Japanese native speakers would say "watashi no". It is the Japanese expression for 'my'. Depending on the situation and context, it can also be used to mean 'mine'. In this blog post, I will explain it in detail based on its components. And also, I will explain how Japanese people use …

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What does "anata wa" mean in Japanese? Japanese learners often say "anata wa" in order to mean 'and you?' This phrase is understandable, but honestly it can sound weird to Japanese native speakers. In this blog post, therefore, I will explain "anata wa" in detail based on its components and also why it can sound …

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Demo in Japanese Japanese people quite often say "demo". It is usually used as a particle to connect two sentences. In this blog post, I will explain its usage in detail. And also, I will explain its other usages through examples. To tell the truth, "demo" can also be used as a noun to mean 'demonstration' , …

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