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Could someone explain to me why kaeru is a u verb and not a ru verb?
Strange question, how large should I be aiming for writing kanji? Example, if I took the equivalent of two college rules notebook lines for the vertical height, would I look like I’m a kindergartener? Trying to correct my writing height and spacing. Thanks for any help!
When typing on the keyboard, it doesn’t always suggest the right particles. For example, if I want to type 私は毎朝お茶を飲みます, I mistype 私*わ*毎朝お茶*お*飲みます based on the suggestions it gives me.
What is the most natural way to type? For example, for 私は does everyone always type h+a?
Does anyone know the voice behind this voice? I’ve been trying to find for the past hour and can’t seem to find it. https://youtu.be/87zow1on7ro
Guys I’m going for the JLPT N4 test this July and I can only start revising at the beginning of June (because im in college and I need to finish my assignments). Would grinding grammar and vocabulary from minna no nihongo book 2 be enough for N4? Thanks!