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Informal equivalent of te wa or tara (usually used by women) Meaning: if, when It is used after the stem of te-form of verbs whose di... -
Conjunction (usually used in written language) meaning : but, however 1. At the beginning of sentence 戦争は終わった。 だが 多くの命が失われた。 Sens... -
Interrogative phrase meaning: how many, how much, how long, how far, how tall, how often 1. Before noun どのくらい 切手を集めましたか。 Dono kur... -
Informal word meaning: hello, good-bye, thank you, sorry, very (much), somehow, just 1. Used in greetings 「やあ。」「やあ、 どうも 。」 <&l... -
Predicate phrase meaning: look(s), seem(s) The supposition expressed is based on the speaker’s observation. 1. After conjunctive form... -
Informal equivalent of te shimau (usually used by women) Meaning: be going to (do), finish (doing), (do something) completely. It is ... -
Predicative phrase used in written or formal language instead of da/desu to explicitly affirm the preceding statement 1. After (adj...
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