Hello Japanese learners,

I had one of those wonderful ‘aha!’ moments during my lesson with Sayaka today, and it was all about adjectives! For a while, the distinction between i-adjectives (い形容詞) and na-adjectives (な形容詞) felt a bit fuzzy, especially how they conjugate and modify nouns.

But today, something just clicked. Sayaka explained it in a new way, we went through a bunch of examples, and suddenly the patterns became clear. It’s like a veil has been lifted! Understanding this feels like a really important step in making my sentences sound more natural.

It’s amazing how these little breakthroughs can provide such a big boost of motivation!

Feeling enlightened,

Oliver

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