Hitomi

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!

Join Day 47 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master the past tense in Japanese to talk about what happened yesterday. Perfect for beginners, with clear rules, vocab, and examples to boost your conversational skills!

Day 46 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge: Learn "しかし" (shikashi) for formal "however" or "but" in Japanese. Essential for beginners to add contrast – clear rules, vocab, and examples to elevate your conversations!

Join Day 45 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Master "が", "けど", and "けれども" to express contrast in Japanese like "but" or "however". Perfect for beginners, learn this grammar with clear examples and tips to boost your conversational skills!

Join Day 44 of our 100-day JLPT N5 prep challenge! Learn "いっしょに" (issho ni) to say "together" in Japanese. Perfect for beginners, master this phrase to boost conversational skills with engaging examples and tips!