Japanese grammar
How to Use 〜予定です to Talk About Plans
Learn how to use 〜予定です in Japanese to talk about plans and schedules. Examples, grammar tips, and quizzes to sound natural in daily conversation.
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Luna Atsumi
Luna Atsumi is a Japanese teacher at NihongoNana. She writes easy grammar and reading posts and teaches private online lessons, helping learners turn 'I don't understand' into 'I understand' step by step.
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