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We already know one way of saying “after” in Japanese: by using the te form. コーヒーを飲のんで、仕事しごとを始はじめました。 I drank…

The Causative (させる)

The causative is used to express “make” or “let” someone do something”. In fact, we’ve already met one…

Essential Conjunctions: But (が)

We form a “but” in Japanese by appending the が particle to the end of the clause. 旅行りょこうに行いきたいですが、休やすみが取とれません。…

ばかり vs だらけ

So what’s the difference? Both phrases have a negative connotation and both can be used to say there…