Easy / Difficult to Do in Japanese: ~やすい / ~にくい
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.
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Japanese grammar points and confusing word pairs explained simply, with natural example sentences you can use in conversation.
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.
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