article-jlpt-grammar

Japanese has a specific grammar structure designed specifically to talk about things that are "easy" to do. It is called 〜やすい (~yasui).

~ようだ is used when you are making a subjective judgment based on information you have gathered through your own senses or even a general feeling.

Decision wasn't based on just one factor, but on a combination of many. That’s where the useful grammar structure 「〜し、〜し」 comes into play.

This grammar point すぎる(Sugiru) is a powerhouse because it allows you to communicate that something is beyond an acceptable limit.

Taking a descriptive word and combining it with the verb する (to do) to create a new verb meaning "to make [something] become [that state]."

The Immediate Future ～そうです, you are doing more than just guessing; "I am making this prediction based on empirical evidence right now."

“What should I do?” or “What is the best way?” This is where the incredibly versatile and polite structure 〜たらいいですか (~tara ii desu ka) comes to your rescue.

〜そうです (yōtai) is to express a conclusion drawn from immediate, concrete evidence. Think of it as saying "It looks like..." or "It appears to be..." in English.