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Why is konnichiwa (hello) written as こんなちは and not こっにちは?
I’ve been wondering this for as long as I’ve been learning the language (not very long, but still).
ありがとう!
Is Quartet 2 same level as New Authentic jpn?
Hello!
Can someone help to understand what does the written part on [this sticker ](https://imgur.com/a/I3Vt2pd) says?
Whats the main difference between に, へ and で?
I am struggling a little, but from what I have understand.
に is used when you want to talk about a static place, へ when you want to move to a place and で when you want to do an action in a static place or an action or an action while dislocating to a place. Is that right?
Hello, I have been studying Korean for almost 6 years now and in the beggining Talk To Me in Korean (TTMIK) really helped me out and had a good selection of textbooks to study from.
I am trying to start learning Japanese but having trouble.
Are there any similar big companies like TTMIK but for Japanese?
Could someone explain the difference between 太陽 and 日, I know both mean “Sun” but it’s there more meaning to each kanji? If so what is it?