The most common ways to express the relationship between two or more nouns in Japanese is by using the particle の between them. Relating Nouns in Japanese The particle の normally indicates three basic ideas: possession, origin and specialization.
Learn more about Desu – The verb to be in Japanese! The verbs in Japanese are something quite different from the concept of verbs existing in the Portuguese language. Desu – The verb to be in Japanese One of the
Learn more about the subject of Japanese sentences in nihongo! As we have already studied the word order in Japanese sentences, we know that they have an inverse organization of words in Portuguese. in the sentences in
Learn now how and when to use nan or nani! One of the things that confused me about the Japanese language was the use of the readings なん and なに for the Japanese symbol 何. It also took me some time to realize that these two
Learn how to ask questions in Japanese now! Asking questions in Japanese is as simple as asking questions in Portuguese. In the previous articles about fundamental Japanese grammar, I talked a bit about how to use the か particle to