This is a blog about learning Japanese and English. I’m a native Japanese speaker, and am learning English. I hope to improve my English skill via writing this blog. The main content of this blog is Japanese grammar commentary in English. If you find any mistake, please tell me about it.
Recent posts
Are both nen (年) and sai(歳) Japanese words for year?
Think About the Implicit Topic.
The Structure of Japanese Particles
If you are facing difficulty in understanding Japanese particles, please read the following posts carefully.
The four cases structure of Japanese sentences
は(wa) marks already known information
“は(wa)” Don’t Always Mean a Subject
Think About the Implicit Topic.
The particle based marking system in Japanese
Psychological implication of Japanese particles
The difference between “に” and “で”
The “case” idea of linguistics
Another example of “に” and “を”
“利得に” implies a causal relation
Mental model structure of the particle “に”.
How to use “は”(wa) and “が”(ga)
Japanese Grammar Related Posts
Bits of Knowledge
The difference between “学ぶ”, “勉強する”, and “習う”
Essays Related to Language Learning
Why we have to learn foreign languages?
Looking up kanji words in a dictionary
Japanese language fluent foreigners.
Kaimai's bilingual notes