Umamiy Japanese by Forple

@forple.bsky.social

Learn Japanese with Umamiy-Sensei. Useful JLPT. If the followers increase, I’ll start building a community. Interested? https://www.youtube.com/@dreamlivinginjapan

Are you confident in using Japanese conjunctions? If you’re feeling a bit unsure, let’s take this opportunity to learn them right here and now!This time, six types of connections will appear. Quizzes & Answers are in the following thread ⏬

BildBildBildBild

On the way home. Someday, you too might find yourself heading home while looking at this scenery. Or perhaps that day has already come true? Since the JLPT test has just finished, I hope this view can bring some comfort to you, who worked so hard, even if it’s just for today.

Explain three somewhat tricky words: "あげます", "くれます," and "もらいます". Is the distinction in their usage clear? There’s also a quiz, so make sure to try solving it! Continuing in the following reply. ⏬

BildBildBild

"返事が早い" vs "返事が速い" Today, let’s learn the difference between 早い (hayai) and 速い (hayai)! Both are pronounced the same, but their meanings and usage differ. There’s a quiz at the end, so give it a try!

BildBildBildBild

「お伺(うかが)いします」 vs 「聞(き)きます」 Do you know the difference between these two ways to say "ask"? Let’s explore the polite nuances of Japanese! Q1 (N5): 彼に( )してみます。 Q2 (N4): 上司に時間を( )か? Q3 (N3): 取引先に詳細を( )予定です。 Q4 (N2): 先生に( )ことで、疑問が解決した。

BildBildBildBild

🧵1/6: Umamiy Japanese Learning していただく vs いただく What’s the difference? Both are polite, but they’re used in slightly different contexts. Let’s break it down so you can use them correctly and sound natural in Japanese!

Here’s how you can express your own experiences in Japanese using the 4W template! Let’s follow the 4W template and say “Tomorrow, I will work at the office.” in Japanese. Please reply with your answer in text, and Umamiy-sensei will check it for you!

Bild