Japanese

In the sentence コーヒーを飲みますが、紅茶は飲みません。 Why isコーヒー marked withをbut、紅茶is marked with は? Aren't both direct objects? by WolfOfYoitsu

In response to user feedback, this is a recurring thread for general discussion about learning Japanese, and for…

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I’ve taken 1 semester of Japanese and did a bit of Duolingo just to get a taste of…

I know that Kanji is integral in Japanese. I'm currently working on better reading of hiragana and learning…

best japanese horror film? by ProfessionalLevel908

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Hi guys! I’m reading Three Assassins by Kotaro Isaka, translated to English. Near the beginning of the book,…

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Hi everyone, so, I just wanted to ask about the difference between essay manga and autobiographical manga cause…

I was thinking of japanese girl names for my daughter (due next year), and their kanji writing, and…

This might not be an actual translation or not. But I use the :3 emoji/text a lot with…