Build on the previous Japanese language lesson and learn how to use "kara" and "made," two words that make up a lot of common sentence constructions.

Searching for a practical way to learn Japanese? In this first of a series, learn the Japanese language concept of expressing to and towards.

This lesson teaches how to use some of the most useful phrases in Japanese (or any language, for that matter). Learn how to identify things based on proximity!

It can be tough to say "no." This language lesson breaks down this concept and makes learning how to use the Japanese particle "no" as easy as loving sushi!

In English, lists are made with logic operators such as "and" and "or." Learn how to make lists in Japanese, which is similar with a few important distinctions.

In this sixth Japanese language lesson, get an introduction to adverbs such as "still," "also," and "already," which are easy to mix up, but fun to practice!

This series of lessons takes a natural approach to teaching Japanese, and there's nothing more natural than ending particles—a foreign concept to English!

Want to sound more fluent in Japanese? This lesson teaches you how to use adverbs to further modify adjectives you're used to using in English.

One of the most complex parts of Japanese that students have difficulty with is figuring out markers. This lesson covers in detail easy ways to understand them.

Finish off this series with something very practical—learning to properly ask questions. Japanese people are shy, so asking questions is essential!