With 130 million Japanese speakers on the planet, it would be surprising if you didn’t know one or two of them.
If you’ve been studying Japanese for any length of time, you’ve likely gotten to know at least one native …
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Pretty Please! The Guide to the Japanese Te Form
Please listen up!
Are you trying to sound more natural in Japanese?
Then it’s time to tackle the Japanese 〜て (te) form.
If you’ve heard Japanese spoken beyond the most basic constructions, then you’ve probably heard the form many times.…
