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GRAMMAR MATCH

この

がある。

にほんじん

が

いない。

This Chinese poem has a Japanese flavor. It must have been written by a Japanese person.

の

の

に

がある。

There is a cherry tree in front of my house.

わたしには、しょうらいかしゅになるというゆめがあります。

I have a dream of becoming a singer in the future.

に

る

に

には

もプールもなかったのです。

There was no ocean nor pool in the place where I lived before coming to Japan.

にできたきっさてんはりんごのケーキがおいしいです。

The café that opened where the flower shop used to be up until last month has delicious apple cake.

にある

けんばいき

で

かたみちきっぷ

を

えるし、ICカードを

れるよ。

You can buy a one-way ticket from the ticket machines at the stations, or you can use an IC card.

ICカードは、SuicaやPASMO というカードがあって、500

のデポジットを

えるんだ。

An IC card is a card like Suica or PASMO.

このお

にほんごがっこう

日本語学校

の

きょうしつ

にあります。

This is a notification in a Japanese classroom.

の

にある

でお

を

みながら、

が

たりしているのを

ていたそうです。

Ms. Yamada said she had been watching me walk back and forth while drinking tea at a café inside the station.

きょうつう

のルールがあります。

There are common rules in society.

この

は、ぬれても

れにくいという

とくちょう

があります。

This paper has the merit of being difficult to tear even when wet.

さんには、おとなしいイメージがあるが、

は

かつどうてき

な

らしい。

Mr. Sato has the image of being quiet, but apparently he’s actually an active person.

もうしこみしょ

に

いがないか、よくたしかめてから

に

した。

I carefully checked the application form for any mistakes before submitting it to reception.

ところが、ある

の

い

、

にほんじん

の

に

ったとき、「おはよう。」の

で

に「

いね。」と

ってしまいました。

However, on a cold winter morning, when I saw a Japanese friend, after saying "Good morning", "It's cold, isn't it?", naturally followed.

の

は

いちねんじゅう

いですが、

は

の

が

きいし、

もよく

わります。

In my country, it's hot all year round, but Japan has four seasons with significant temperature changes, and the weather changes frequently.

の

の

じゅぎょう

があるかどうか、

に

からメールが

く。

You will receive an email from the office at 10:00 regarding whether afternoon classes will be held.

に

からメールが

の

の

じゅぎょう

はある。

If you receive an email from the office at 10:00, afternoon classes will be held today.

「「あったら

ですよ。」と

われるが、それは

もよくわかっている。

They say to me "It’d be handy if you had one.", but I’m also well aware of this.

は

りょうきん

が

いものもあるようだし、

けいたいでんわ

がない

なこともある。

Recently, there seem to be cheaper options available, and there are inconveniences to living without a cell phone.

ちたくはなかったが、ないと

なので、もう

つつもりだ。

I didn’t want one, but since it’s inconvenient to be without one, I plan to have one again.

が

はんばいき

だろと、

いんりょう

の

しゃちょう

が

えたから

Because the president of the beverage company thought it would be convenient to have vending machines from which you can buy cold items.

も

はんばいき

ばれるだろうと、

いんりょう

の

しゃちょう

が

えたから

Because the president of the beverage company thought people would be pleased if there were vending machines from which they were also able to buy hot items.

もしかしたら

かもしれないと

を

してみたら、やっぱりありました。

Thinking it might be a book I already own, I searched my bookshelf, and indeed, it was there.

っていない

にあるはずだと

してしまったこと

Searching for a book that is you don’t own, thinking it should be on the bookshelf

は、それが

な

がある。

In fact, there is a town where this is possible.

がなくてもみんなが

らないように、

、この

のあるグループが「

し

」

を

めた。

To ensure that everyone is not inconvenienced by not having an umbrella, a group in this town recently started an "umbrella-lending" program.

りようしゃ

、

の

りょうほう

にいい

があり、

かんきょう

しいサービスだから

Because there are good points for both users and the company, and it's also an environmentally-friendly service.

A :

っていけばいい。B:

あればいい。 line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.

A: How much money should I take tomorrow? B: A thousand yen should be fine.

にはプロの

と

そんしょく

かしょうりょく

がある。

His singing ability is comparable to that of professional singers.

この

しょうひん

は

あんぜんせい

が

いる。

The safety of this product is guaranteed.

Kanshudo is your AI Japanese tutor, and your constant companion on the road to mastery of the Japanese language. To get started learning Japanese, just follow the study recommendations on your Dashboard. You can use Quick search (accessible using the icon at the top of every page) to look up any Japanese word, kanji or grammar point, as well as to find anything on Kanshudo quickly. For an overview, take the tour.

Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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