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“shūmatsu” vs. “do nichi”:Both Means “Saturday” and “Sunday”.
【"shūmatsu" vs. "do nichi":Both Means "Saturday" and "Sunday".】 What is the difference between “週末(do nichi)”? Which is used as the meaning of “weekend”? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduc... - Blog
“douyara” vs. “dounika”:How You Should Be Clear These
【"douyara" vs. "dounika":How You Should Be Clear These】 What is the difference between “どうやら(douyara) and どうにか(dounika)”? Which is used as the meaning of “it seems”? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Le... - Blog
どうにか vs. どうにも: Did You Know Their Difference?
【どうにか vs. どうにも: Did You Know Their Difference?】 What is the difference between "どうにか(dounika) and どうにも(dounimo)"? Which is used as the meaning of "to manage to do"? After reading this, you would be answering this questi... - Blog
“yomu” vs. “dokusho”:You Still Think They Mean “To Read”?
【:You Still Think They Mean "To Read"?】 What is the difference between “読(dokusho)”? Which is used as the meaning of “to read BOOKS”? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduce what their subtle differ... - Blog
“dare” vs. “donata”:Why Native Speakers Use Both as Who?
【"dare" vs. "donata":Why Native Speakers Use Both as Who?】 What is the difference between “だれ(dare) and どなた(donata)”? Which is used as more polite? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduce w... - Blog
20 Examples of “同じ”: Native Speakers Usually Use
【じ": Native Speakers Usually Use】 I'd say a word "同じ" means "same", however, how do native speakers use it in conversations? Let me introduce how you correctly use it such as native speakers today! [wp-svg-icons icon="checkmark-circ... - Blog
“___nagara” vs. “douji ni”:You Think Them “Simultaneously”?
【"___nagara" vs. "douji ni":You Think Them "Simultaneously"?】 What is the difference between “___ながら(nagara) and 同時に(douji ni)”? Which is used as the meaning of “Simultaneously”? After reading this, you would be answering this q... - Blog
同情 vs. 同感: How to Native Speakers Use These
【: How to Native Speakers Use These】 What is the difference between "同情(doukan)"? Which is used when you feel sorry for someone? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduce what their subtle differences... - Blog
どうせ vs. 何しろ: Which is Used As A Negative Meaning?
【しろ: Which is Used As A Negative Meaning?】 What is the difference between "どうせ(douse) and 何しろ(nanishiro)"? Which is used as a "negative" meaning? Which is used as a meaning of "freeloader"? After reading this, you would be answ... - Blog
“naze” vs “dōshite” vs “nande”:Which is Often Used As Casual?
【"naze" vs "dōshite" vs "nande":Which is Often Used As Casual?】 What is the difference between “なぜ(naze), どうして(dōshite) and なんで(nande)”? Which is often used in daily conversations as casual? After reading this, you would...