Beginner Season 1 - JapanesePod101

learn about indicating the action is performed such that its result will remain unchanged

learn about expressing the speaker's emotional state which is usually anger, disdain or some extremely strong emphasis

learn about expressing the consequences of a hypothetical situation

learn about the noun "tsumor"

learn about expressing the meaning "like," as in "resembling" or "it seems to"

learn about expressing a desire to do something

learn about a conjunction indicating that the preceding clause expresses a condition

learn about ｔhe te-form of verbs and i-adjectives linking sentences

learn about the particle "no" nominalizing adjectives

learn about the auxiliary verbs "shimau" and "ageru"

learn about introducing the nominalizer "no"

learn about introducing "direct passive voice" and "indirect passive voice"

learn about introducing "direct passive voice" and "indirect passive voice"

learn about introducing "direct passive voice" and "indirect passive voice"

learn about introducing "direct passive voice" and "indirect passive voice"

learn about introducing "direct passive voice" and "indirect passive voice"

learn about introducing the passive tense of Class 1 verbs ending with the syllable "su"

learn about the conjunction indicating that an action or state expressed in the subordinate clause occurs or may occur (conditional) before the one(s) expressed in the main clause

learn about an auxiliary verb indicating that an action has been thoroughly completed

learn about expressing that the speaker's statement is conjecture based on some information or knowledge held by the speaker

learn about the suffix - an adjective turns the adjective into a noun

learn about introducing transitive and intransitive verb

learn about introducing transitive and intransitive verb

learn about indicate one's assumption/judgment based on what one can see

learn about expression to make strong suggestions about what one should not do

learn about expression to make strong suggestions

learn about using directory assistance

learn about indicating that a certain action is not acceptable or permitted

learn about expressing "to be able to have someone do something for [me]"

learn about introducing an adverb to summarize what has been mentioned in the previous clause or sentence, or to express this information more succinctly

learn about expression of "color" in Japanese

learn about expressing an imaginary list of reasons

learn about introducing embedded questions

learn about introducing "no" to nominalize verbs

learn about introducing the plain volitional form of a verb

learn about expression to give permission or express that something is alright, and to ask for permission to do something

learn about introducing the te-form of the copula, which is the rough equivalent of the English verb “to be”

learn about indicating that two actions occur at the same time

learn about auxiliary verb indicating the subject becomes something, someone or some state

learn about onomatopoeia

learn about introducing the conjugation of the irregular Class III verb "kuru" to the potential form

learn about introducing the conjugation of Class I verbs to their potential form

learn about onomatopoeia

learn about indicating potential

learn about introducing the plain volitional form of the Class III verb suru - to do

learn about indicating a way or a manner in which something is done

learn about introducing the imperative conjugation of the Class III verb kuru - to come

learn about expressing volition on the part of the first person or to invite someone to do something

learn about expressing volition on the part of the first person or to invite someone to do something

learn about recapping of the plain imperative form