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Word Network: さん

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Grammar Connections (5)

Connecting Na-Adjectives: The Te-form (~で)

adjectives
A2

Japanese Word Order: The Verb-Last Rule (SOV)

sentence_structure
A1

The Extreme Emphasis Pattern: ~極まる / ~極まりない (Kiwamaru / Kiwamarinai)

expressions_patterns
C1

Expressing Desire: "I want to..." (~tai)

expressions_patterns
A2

Japanese Potential Form: Saying 'I Can' for ru-verbs (~られる)

verbs_advanced
B1

Used in Phrases (6)

人がたくさんいます

There are many people

A2

たくさん勉強する

a lot study

A2

荷物がたくさんあります

I have a lot of luggage

A2

たくさん飲む

a lot drink

A2

たくさん言う

a lot say

A1

たくさん書く

a lot write

A2
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être sur des charbons ardents fr سؤال مهم ar يتخذ قراراً حكيماً. ar De tal sorte que pt Cela ne me dit rien. fr मेरा फोन बज रहा है hi छाती ठोककर कहना hi δεν έχω καμία αντίρρηση el 좁은 길. ko تصویر گرفتن. fa effectuer une tâche fr To je jedno cs मेरी गलती स्वीकार करो। hi ~に出かけます ja كمية قليلة ar 天生我材必有用 zh Zasukati rukave sr زیر سبیلی رد کردن fa hålla ställningarna sv La letra con sangre entra es 갈아타야 해요. ko Abrir una botella. es Latterlig no چالش بزرگ fa

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