Learn how to use ～やすい and ～にくい in Japanese to say something is easy or difficult to do, with clear examples and practice sentences.

Learn how to say you're good or bad at something in Japanese using 上手, 下手, 得意, and 苦手. Includes examples, charts, and practice exercises.

Learn how to compare things in Japanese using ～より, ～のほうが, and ～ほど with clear examples, structures, and practice prompts.

Learn about Japanese kissaten (traditional coffee shops), how they differ from cafés, and why their retro atmosphere is so special!

I go for night walks every day and check new ice creams and snacks at the convenience store. Refreshing, fun, and full of summer trends!

A message from Nana for everyone taking the JLPT tomorrow — trust your hard work, stay calm, and give it your best. You’ve got this!