Ariel

ビビる/怖気づく[bibiru/ojikezuku]: get scared

2020/8/16

It is a verb and slang for “怖気づく[ojikezuku]”. It means ”to get scared” that is used when describing situations in which you get cold feet ...

別に~ない[betsuni nai]: not particular

2020/8/14

It means “not particular”. It is used to describe situations in which something is not worth mentioning. It might be considered insensitive depending on the ...

The difference between "途中" and "最中"

2020/8/13

They are nouns that mean “in the middle of”. They are used to express situations in which an action/event has begun and has not finished ...

あまり~ない[amari nai]: not much

2020/8/13

It means “not much”. It is used to describe the degree of something that is not great. It makes the negative sentence softer. “あんまり” is ...

夜更かし[yofukashi], 夜型[yorugata]: to stay up late, a night owl

2020/8/11

"夜更かし" is a noun that means "to stay up late". It is used to describe situations in which you do something until late at night. ...

立場[tachiba]: position/standpoint

2020/8/8

It is a noun that has two meanings. The first meaning is "position" that is used to describe a situation that someone is in. The ...

一旦[ittan]: once/for a moment

2020/8/7

It is an adverb and it means "once/for a moment ". It is used to describe situations in which you do something once/for a moment. ...

The difference between "なるべく" and "できるだけ"

2020/8/4

They are adverbs that mean "as much as possible". They are used when describing situations in which you try to do something as much as ...

なるべく[narubeku]: as much as possible

2020/8/3

It is an adverb that means "as much as possible". It is used when describing situations in which you try to do something as much ...

いったい[ittai]: on earth

2020/8/1

Do you know how to emphasize your question/doubt? Have you heard of "いったい"? It is an adverb that means "on earth". It is used to ...

Copyright© Learn Japanese with Ariel , 2024 All Rights Reserved.