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Does anyone else have experience with Marumori? I’ve started on the path with it and have found its grammar lessons very accessible, and the SRS module attached to be pretty consistently good. I find it’s bringing up flashcards for review at just the right point where I had to reach to remember.
Anyways, anyone else use Marumori at any point? I’m not sure how it translates in to deeper comprehension.
Oh, another thing I really like about it is that there is engagement with answers. If I fail a vocabulary flashcard, it has the option right there for me to review it.
彼 は 野菜 コーナー を 通り過ぎます: How does 過ぎ change the meaning? It seems to me the sentence is complete without it.
How do small tsu’s work in sentences? I would expect しったい to be shi -> tai but from examples I’ve seen its always usually shit -> tai
looking for the japanese podcast which mildly resembles joe rogan podcast. any recommendations?