Are you a DXTEEN fan who wants to learn Japanese with J-Pop stars you love? In Lesson 7, I translate a real Japanese sentence from Ken, explaining the words and grammar step by step. My...
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くれて (kurete) means "give (to me) (and) ..." or "Kindly do ... for (me)!". It's the te-form of the verb くれる (kureru), meaning "to give". It’s used when someone does something for the...
ありがとう (arigatou) means “thanks”. It's a casual expression used with friends, family, or people close to you to show gratitude. It can follow a verb in the te-form...
支えて (ささえて, sasaete) means "support (and) ..." or "Support (me/it)!". It's the te-form of the verb 支える (ささえる, sasaeru), meaning “to support”. It's used to describe...
いつも (itsumo) means “always” or “all the time”. It's used before a verb, action, or state to describe things that happen regularly or repeatedly. The adverb can also express an emotional...
Are you a Chanmina (ちゃんみな) fan who wants to learn Japanese with J-Pop stars you love? In Lesson 6, I translate a real Japanese sentence from Chanmina and explain its words and grammar...