How do you say be good at something in Japanese
Here are two similar Japanese expressions, 「上手」 (じょうず) and 「得意」 (とくい), both of which mean “good at d...
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In order to do something, purposes or reasons by 「ように」 和 「ために」
1. Core Differences Between “ように” and “ために” 「ように」 and 「ために」 are two common expressions in Japanese t...
How to use “もし〜たら、〜”
The grammar 「もし〜、〜」 and 「もし〜たら、〜」 are essential for expressing hypothetical or conditional situation...
Comparison of「〜ながら」 and「〜たり〜たり」
Both 「〜ながら」 and 「〜たり〜たり」 are used to describe multiple actions happening either simultaneously or al...
simultaneous actions, alternating actions, Tested in N2
In Japanese grammar, there are several expressions similar to 「〜ながら」 and 「〜たり〜たり」 that indicate simu...
How to say should to do or must to do in Japanese
「べきだ」 and 「はずだ」 both express an expectation about a situation, but they have different nuances and u...
How to say impossible or no reason for that to be true in Japanese
Yes, 「はずがない」 and 「わけがない」 both express strong denial or impossibility, but they have different nuance...
How to say Since… then must… in Japanese
「からには」「うえは」「以上は」 all express a strong sense of obligation, determination, or inevitability after a c...
Grammar Structures for “Doing A First, Then Doing B” in Japanese (N2 Level Focus)
In JLPT N2, several grammar structures express "doing A first, then doing B". While 「上で」 is the most...
How to say “Not having to do something” or “Avoiding something” in Japanese
You can use 「〜ずに済む」and「〜しなくてもいい」to describe you have think about not to do something also be OK. Dif...