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Arimasu vs Imasu Practice: People, Animals, and Objects
Decide whether a simple existence sentence needs あります or います, then practise the negative and past forms without changing the location particle.
Ni vs De Location Practice: Where Things Are and Where Actions Happen
Use に for the location of existence and で for the place an action happens. Practise the distinction with the same room, shop, and library vocabulary.
Shopping in Japanese: Prices, Choices, and a Short Store Exchange
Ask a price, identify the intended product, request a closer look, and decline clearly. Practise pointing words, quantities, and checkout questions.
Japanese Short Message Practice: Propose, Confirm, and Rearrange a Plan
Write a Japanese message that clearly proposes, confirms, declines, or changes a plan. Practise changed dates and arrival estimates with six-question companion lessons.
Ordering Food in Japanese: A Café Dialogue and Practice Questions
Order an item and quantity, respond to a café question, and correct an order. Follow the exchange through the final confirmation and practise the details.
Asking Permission in Japanese: Te Mo Ii Desu Ka in Everyday Situations
Identify who will act, form permission questions, understand positive and negative responses, and compare requests with personal wishes.
Ask Directions in Japanese: Questions, Route Words, and Reply Practice
Ask where a place is, interpret an invented route, distinguish destination and action particles, and practise clarification questions.
Describe a Room in Japanese with Arimasu, Imasu, and Position Words
Introduce objects, locate a bag or cat, and describe an action in an imagined room using original exercises and model answers.
Describe Your Day in Japanese: Times, Places, and Connected Actions
Write a simple daily routine, choose time and place particles, connect actions with the te-form, and distinguish a past action from a wish.
Japanese Self-Introduction Practice: A Short Script and Follow-Up Questions
Build a true-to-you Japanese introduction, add a useful personal detail, and practise responding to a follow-up question.