Lesson 10

Learn how to give advice in Japanese using the expression 〜たほうがいいです for “you should” and 〜ないほうがいいです for “you shouldn’t.” This guide explains conjugation, examples, and polite usage for beginners.

Learn how to express life experiences in Japanese using the grammar pattern 〜たことがある (V-ta + koto ga aru). Say “I’ve eaten sushi,” “I’ve been to Japan,” and more with this beginner-friendly guide.

Learn how to express obligation in Japanese using ～なければいけません and ～なきゃいけません. This guide shows how to say “must do” or “have to” with clear examples and easy verb conjugation steps.

Learn how to use the Japanese grammar pattern 〜ので (node) to give polite reasons and explanations. This guide shows how to attach node to short-form verbs, adjectives, and nouns for formal Japanese.

Learn how to use the Japanese grammar pattern 〜んです to explain reasons, give background, and add nuance to your speech. This beginner-friendly guide covers verbs, adjectives, and nouns in short form + んです.