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Stacking Particles

Today we’re talking about how to use different types of particles together. No-deh, neh, yo,...

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Yana, Goodbye

There are various different ways to say goodbye to people. Yana is an informal way to say bye to...

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Kashida, Feminine Particle

This is a particle typically used by women, or feminine speaking individuals.

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Technical Particle, Nado

This is a particle to make things ambiguous, which often refers to things such as “et cetera,” or...

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A Little Bit of Filler, Nanca

Nanca is a word to replace “um.” The difference about this word though is it has a meaning, kind...

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Kamoshidena’i, the Difference in Probability

This word is used in place of “might.” This is used when something has a lower probability of...

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Des, at the End of the Speech

This is used when there is some uncertainty, or something is unknown about which you are...

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Gurai

This word is used to give an approximation. It’s one of those words that is also going to be used...

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Amari

Amari

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Goro

Goro

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Names

Names

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Two Things Happening During the Same Period

Two Things Happening During the Same Period

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Reflexive 3rd Person Pronoun

Reflexive 3rd Person Pronoun

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Nagara

Nagara

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Money and Numbers

Money and Numbers

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Pronouns and Name Suffixes

Pronouns and Name Suffixes

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Temple Kanji and Posts, Aida Ni

Temple Kanji and Posts, Aida Ni

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Uchi Ni

Uchi Ni

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Atto De, Aida, Uchini, Nagara

Atto De, Aida, Uchini, Nagara

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How to Attach Directional Particles to Verbs

How to Attach Directional Particles to Verbs

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