You may already know that "あなた (anata)" is the second-person pronoun, singular "you" in Japanese. However, did you know this is a word that should not be used as frequently as in many languages, such as in English? You must wonder: what could go wrong
What is the Spanish Possessive? When going to someone’s house for a visit, you may have heard the host welcome you and other guests by saying mi casa es su casa, which means “my house is your house.” This Spanish phrase has somehow made its way into American English,
Distinguish between particles 이/가 and 은/는 이/가 and 은/는 are two of the most frequently used particles in the Korean language. At the same time, they are usually the most confusing particles for Korean learners. We have another guide to more Korean particles if you wish
Quick Introduction Without a doubt, the key to becoming fluent in Japanese in no time is to grasp a really good understanding of Japanese verb conjugation early on. Verbs are the very foundation of the language. In fact, a sentence requires only a verb to be grammatically correct! With knowing
Most of the time, the end goal of language learning is fluency. But sometimes you don’t have the time or need to become fluent. Maybe you scored a deal and are heading off to Dominican Republic. Maybe your job is sending you to Cameroon next month. Or maybe you’
Conjugation sounds like a Harry Potter spell. And, many learners would describe it as a dark spell too— something they’d rather avoid! Indeed, Spanish verb conjugation is a complex topic. To tackle it you want to make sure you start from a place of clarity. So, before we move
Body Parts in Spanish The human body (el cuerpo humano) is important - it’s what you live in! Being able to talk about your body and body parts in Spanish is one of the first steps to becoming proficient, and is actually quite useful in basic conversation. Imagine you are
Download 百千万.mp3 Despite being quite different from English, Japanese actually has a very easy counting system. Japanese numbers are strictly based on the decimal system. Once you've mastered the tricky pronunciations of Japanese numbers, you'll be all set to count in Japanese! After reading this
The Korean language has two separate number systems. The first is called the Sino-Korean number system, which is based on Chinese numbers. The other is the native Korean number system. This article will teach youhow to count in Koreanwith both Sino-Korean and native Korea number systems, and everything
I remember a few years ago, before I had even started learning Japanese, whenever I saw one of those kanji characters I was always so confused as to how someone could actually learn to read one of those things, let alone memorize tens of thousands of them! Tiny, complicated characters
Intro to Japanese Honorifics As is known by many, Japanese is one of the most polite languages in the world. However, not knowing when and how to be polite can cause a lot of trouble for language learners. Japanese honorifics (Keigo) are complex. But don’t worry, let’s get
Download 李成烨6.mp3 You've probably heard his voice hundreds of times, but you have no idea who he is! Today, let's finally meet our male voice - Mr. Sung-youp Lee (이성엽)! Q: Tell us about yourself! Lee: Hello! It is a pleasure to meet the users