JLPT N5 Grammar: Using nanno, donna, and dorekurai/donokurai

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This month, we are asking more questions. Specifically, we are going to ask what kind and how much/many questions in Japanese. I will also be talking about how to make offers in Japanese as well. I go over the more common uses in the video below:

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Japanese adjectives
Japanese adjectives – past tense
Japanese adjectives – polite past tense
Japanese particle wa
Japanese particle ga
Japanese present tense verbs

Japanese past tense verbs
Kore vs. Kono
Koko vs. Kochira
Other uses of Japanese adjectives
Japanese question words だれ and なに
Japanese question words いつ、いくら、and いくつ
Japanese question words いかが, どう, なぜ, and どうして
Japanese particle de
Japanese particle ni
Japanese transitive and intransitive verbs
Japanese particles mo, to and ya
Japanese particles wo, kara, made, and he
The Japanese te-form (テ形)
Japanese particles amari, shika, dake
Japanese Particles ka, yo, wa, and ne
Describing Things with Clauses, の particle

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Did I miss something? Do you have a question? Let me know in the comments.

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  • Jonathan March 7, 2019, 7:05 am

    Thanks for this! I came across this term during my anki session this morning 🙂

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