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Learn how to use まで (until / to) in Japanese for beginners. Understand time and place endpoints with JLPT N5 grammar rules, natural examples, and simple explanations for adult learners preparing for the JLPT N5.

Join Day 56 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master から (from/because) to connect ideas and explain reasons naturally in Japanese for daily chats. Clear rules, fresh vocab, and practical examples for beginners!

Join Day 55 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master つもり to express intentions like "I plan to travel" in natural Japanese for future talks. Clear rules, fresh vocab, and practical examples for beginners!

Join Day 54 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master もう～しないといけない to express urgent obligations like "I have to do it now" in work, travel, and daily life. Clear rules, fresh vocab, and natural examples for beginners!

Join Day 53 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master じゃない・ではない to say "is not" naturally in casual & polite Japanese for chats, corrections, and opinions. Clear rules, new vocab, and practical examples for beginners!

Join Day 52 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master いちばん to express "the most" in natural Japanese for shopping, chatting, and comparisons. Clear rules, fresh vocab, and practical examples for beginners!

Join Day 51 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master ている to express ongoing actions in natural Japanese for daily conversations. Clear rules, new vocab, and practical examples for beginners!

Learn how to ask “why” in Japanese using なぜ and どうして! This Day 50 JLPT N5 lesson explains their meanings, differences, and natural daily examples. Perfect for adult learners preparing for the JLPT N5 exam.

Join Day 48 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master "～したことがある" to share past experiences in Japanese, like "I’ve eaten ramen." Perfect for beginners, with clear rules, new vocab, and examples to boost your skills!

Join Day 48 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master "こと" to turn verbs into nouns, like "eating" or "having eaten." Perfect for beginners, with clear rules, new vocab, and examples to boost your Japanese skills!