English verbs use what is called tense (時制、じせい) to tell you if an action happened in the past, present, or future.  Japanese verbs use…

“らしい”, “みたい”, and “っぽい” are three words that are often used in similar situations but are all slightly different. They all mean “like” or…

In Japanese whenever you see something tasty and you have not eaten it yet instead of saying 美味しい (おいしい、）you would say 美味しそう(). This is…

What is the difference between は and が is one of the most if not the most common questions from Japanese learners. It can…