This て form is a conjunctive particle(接続助詞), which is used to connect sentences to sentences. It can have various meanings and roles depending on the context. For how to make て form, read this article below:How to Make V+て(te) Form 8 major meanings of て form て form would be attached to the end of …
【市役所（しやくしょ）】”SHIYAKU-SHO” Meaning: city office/city hall Usage: 「引っ越しをしたら、まず市役所に行って転入手続きをしてください。」（ひっこしをしたら、まずしやくしょにいっててんにゅうてつづきをしてください。）(Hikkoshi o shitara, mazu shiyakusho ni itte ten-nyū-tetsudsuki o shite-kudasai.)”When you move (to a new city), first of all, you need to go to the city office to complete the moving-in procedures.” Glossary: 【学校（がっこう）】”GAKKŌ” Meaning: school Usage: 「この町には学校が多くて、治安も良いですよ。」（このまちにはがっこうがおおくて、ちあんもいいですよ。）(Kono machi niwa gakkō ga ōkute, chian mo ī-desuyo.)“There are many schools …
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In Japanese, there are verbs with the sound 「みる」(“miru”), and the meaning changes depending on the kanji used for it. Even Japanese elementary school students often make mistakes in using these kanji properly. This article introduces the four most commonly used kanji for the verb “miru”. Table of Contents 見る : to see; to …
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【上（うえ）】”UE” Meaning: up Usage: 「上の階の人の足音が気になって眠れない。」（うえのかいのひとのあしおとがきになってねむれない。）(Ue no kai no hito no ashioto ga ki-ni-natte nemurenai.)”I can’t sleep because I’m disturbed by the footsteps of the people upstairs.” Glossary: 【下（した）】”SHITA” Meaning: down Usage: 「オフィスの下にコンビニがあるので、とても便利です。」（おふぃすのしたにこんびにがあるので、とてもべんりです。）(Ofisu no shita ni konbini ga aru-node, totemo benri-desu.)“There is a convenience store on the first floor of the office building, so it is …
【ボールペン（ぼーるぺん）】”BŌRUPEN” Meaning: ballpoint pen Usage: 「マークシートなので、ボールペンは使わないでください。」（まーくしーとなので、ぼーるぺんはつかわないでください。）(Māku-shīto nanode, bōru-pen wa tsukawanaide-kudasai.)”This is a scantron sheet, so please do not use a ballpoint pen.” Glossary: 【シャーペン（しゃーぺん）】”SHĀPEN” Meaning: mechanical pencil Usage: 「私が子供の頃は、シャーペン禁止の小学校が多かった。」（わたしがこどものころは、しゃーぺんきんしのしょうがっこうがおおかった。）(Watashi ga kodomo no koro wa, shāpen kinshi no shōgakkō ga ōkatta.)“When I was a child, there were many elementary schools that banned the use of mechanical …
In business emails, there are clichés that are often used at the beginning and end. If you learn a few patterns that are used in each case, you will be able to write business emails much faster. Make a note of them somewhere, or save them as templates and use them. There are also some …