Are there another options to say to a stranger after a small talk goodbye instead of さようなら？
I understood it's a "final goodbye" so it seems too formal to me.
u/Ok_Detective5533 — 4 days ago
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When you learn a new verb word you learn the formal way first like 食べます or learn the base like 食べる?
reddit.comu/Ok_Detective5533 — 11 days ago
Do Japanese people use simpler way to make a casual verb negative instead of this thing?
(Mind only the casual)
u/Ok_Detective5533 — 11 days ago
If Im a begginer should I learn へ particle or drop it for now?
reddit.comu/Ok_Detective5533 — 16 days ago
Does the particles へ and から & まで relevant it I'm a new learner?
reddit.comu/Ok_Detective5533 — 16 days ago
What's the best arrangement to learn Japanese?
Hiragana + Katakana + Kanji
Structure
Verbs + Adjectives
Grammer
Particles
Expressions
u/Ok_Detective5533 — 17 days ago
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When I learn japanese should I learn every new thing with 3 levels of formality or what?
For example if should i stick for 1 year with ___ だ or learn also ____です and more?
u/Ok_Detective5533 — 17 days ago
I made myself a book to explain myself the starter japanese language. I'll be gratefull if someone can review it (:
The file itself was in another language not english so maybe there will be small mistakes -_-
u/Ok_Detective5533 — 22 days ago
Can I say 彼女 & 彼 to important people like my boss or elders?
reddit.comu/Ok_Detective5533 — 22 days ago
Does is really make difference if I use in meetings わたし instead of わたくし and あなた?
reddit.comu/Ok_Detective5533 — 22 days ago
Should I talk formally with people in my age or should I talk casually?
reddit.comu/Ok_Detective5533 — 23 days ago
How much formal language is important in japan in 2026?
Like if I meet a stranger should I say ___ です or 私は...?
u/Ok_Detective5533 — 23 days ago