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• ↓ つもり, 予定, はず and べき in Japanese: Plans, Expectations and Oughts
• ↓ Japanese Food Texture Words: もちもち, さくさく and とろとろ (with Audio)
• ↓ Japanese Reading Practice: A Kappa Mummy (河童のミイラ), with Furigana and Audio
• ↓ は vs が in Japanese: The Stage and the Spotlight
• ↓ ている, てある, ておく, てしまう: What the Japanese て-Form Is Really Doing
• ↓ に vs で: The Two Japanese Place Particles
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"English has two ways to say “going to” and two ways to say “should”. Japanese splits each in two: つもり, 予定, はず and べき. One question tells them apart: where does the sentence come from?"

"How do you say crispy in Japanese? さくさく. Chewy is もちもち and melty is とろとろ. Three sound words with audio, example sentences and a quick quiz, from Makoto #104."

"Read the first half of a true Japanese yokai story line by line, with furigana on every kanji and native audio: a sake brewery in Saga keeps a kappa mummy."

"Textbooks call は the topic marker and が the subject marker. Here is the version that actually decides sentences: は makes a word the stage, が puts the light on it."

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つもり, 予定, はず and べき in Japanese: Plans, Expectations and Oughts

Japanese Food Texture Words: もちもち, さくさく and とろとろ (with Audio)

Japanese Reading Practice: A Kappa Mummy (河童のミイラ), with Furigana and Audio

は vs が in Japanese: The Stage and the Spotlight

ている, てある, ておく, てしまう: What the Japanese て-Form Is Really Doing

に vs で: The Two Japanese Place Particles