そろそろ (soro soro) means “soon”, “about time” or “gradually”. It's a common adverb used when the speaker feels that the right moment to act has arrived or is approaching. It gently...
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Are you an Attack on Titan (進撃の巨人) fan who wants to learn Japanese with anime you love? In Lesson 2, I translate a real Japanese sentence spoken by...
ね (ne) is a sentence-ending particle used to seek agreement, confirmation, or shared understanding. It softens statements and makes speech sound friendly and conversational, similar to...
んす (n su) is a very casual spoken contraction, mainly used in informal conversation to soften statements, seek confirmation, or add an explanatory tone. It comes from のです (no desu), which...
いい (ii) means "good", "nice", or "okay". It's a common i-adjective used to show approval, permission, or a positive evaluation. Depending on context, it can mean something is acceptable, allowed,...
本当に (ほんとうに, hontou ni) means "really" or "truly". It is an adverb that adds emphasis and sincerity to what the speaker is saying. In everyday Japanese, it is commonly used to confirm...