- もう means “already” or “not anymore”: the verb next to it decidesN5 · Vocabulary
- はい means “I accept what you said,” and sometimes that translates as English “no”N5 · Vocabulary
- どれ, どちら, or どの? Match the “which” word to the lineupN5 · Vocabulary
- Why どうも works for deep thanks, vague hunches, and a light helloN5 · Vocabulary
- どう for friends, いかが for customers and guestsN5 · Vocabulary
- とても食べられない means “I can’t possibly eat it”: how とても flips before a negativeN5 · Vocabulary
- でも: three everyday jobs of one small wordN5 · Vocabulary
- お待ち遠さま presents what someone has been waiting forN2 · Vocabulary
- では has two everyday jobs, and じゃあ changes the toneN5 · Vocabulary
- いやに: when “very” feels strangely noticeableN1 · Vocabulary
- つまらない: boring, trivial, and humble gift phrasesN5 · Vocabulary
- いざ moves from readiness to the real moment and a call to actN1 · Vocabulary
- いかにも confirms a strong impression, not always a factN1 · Vocabulary
- それから links what came next and what elseN5 · Vocabulary
- お先に: leaving first, handing off, and letting someone go aheadN2 · Vocabulary
- お手伝いさん and the older household role it can evokeN2 · Vocabulary
- やっと marks a result reached after waiting, effort, or little marginN4 · Vocabulary
- その: point to that noun or pick up the noun just mentionedN5 · Vocabulary
- はっきり makes sights, words, plans, and memories clearN4 · Vocabulary
- そちら: refer politely to the listener’s side, and know when そこ or そっち fitsN5 · Vocabulary
- どんどん adds momentum, repetition, or a strong pounding soundN4 · Vocabulary
- そして: carry the story to the next important pointN5 · Vocabulary
- ちゃん sounds warm when the relationship already makes it naturalN4 · Vocabulary
- そこ: there by you or the place just mentionedN5 · Vocabulary
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