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The To Conditional

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Organic Japanese with Cure Dolly
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Course Contents

  1. 1The Core Japanese Sentence8:41
  2. 2Core Secrets of Japanese Sentence Structure8:01
  3. 3The Wa Particle8:17
  4. 4Past, Present and Future Tense10:28
  5. 5Verb Groups and the Te-Form9:24
  6. 6Japanese Adjectives: I, Na and Beyond8:40
  7. 7Negative Verbs and Adjective Forms10:59
  8. 8Japanese Conjugation: The Stem/Helper Key15:49
  9. 9The Ni and He Particles: Location, Purpose, Transformation10:41
  10. 10How Japanese Particles Really Work8:39
  11. 11Expressing Desire: Hoshii, Tai, Tagaru19:19
  12. 12Conjugation Myth Busted and the Potential Form9:47
  13. 13Compound Sentences, Kureru, Ageru and More Te-Form Uses9:27
  14. 14The To Quotation Particle, Compound Verbs and Nouns18:22
  15. 15The So-Called Passive Form10:52
  16. 16Adverbs and the Mo Particle16:17
  17. 17Transitive and Intransitive Verbs16:34
  18. 18Te-miru, Ya, Kara and Exclusive 'And'20:11
  19. 19Desu/Masu, Correct Use and the Volitional Form11:56
  20. 20Tte, Toshite, Toiu and Other To Expressions10:27
  21. 21Causative and Causative-Passive15:26
  22. 22Ko-So-A-Do Words: Sore, Sono, Sonna, Sou11:47
  23. 23Te-iru, Te-aru and Te-oku14:53
  24. 24Te-wa and Te-mo12:37
  25. 25Datte, Dakara and Sore kara10:55
  26. 26Hearsay and Guesses with Sou da/Sou desu9:57
  27. 27Rashii, Sou desu and Ppoi12:04
  28. 28Similes: No you ni, No you na, Mitai12:27
  29. 29Bakari and Its Meanings12:20
  30. 30Key Uses of You ni12:22
  31. 31Koto ni suru and Koto ni naru5:51
  32. 32The To Conditional7:49
  33. 33The Ba Conditional8:37
  34. 34Tara and Nara Conditionals7:13
  35. 35Dake, Shika, Bakari and Nomi10:51
  36. 36A Technique for Analysing Any Sentence19:23
  37. 37Yori, No hou and Ippou13:47
  38. 38Tokoro and the Concept of Place10:53
  39. 39Reading Japanese Text: Na/No and Naru/Taru Adjectives20:02
  40. 40Janai and De wa nai11:23
  41. 41The Ka Particle's Many Uses14:56
  42. 42Three Pitfalls in Japanese13:30
  43. 43Five Key Facts About Japanese Word Structure13:43
  44. 44Why Textbook Grammar Points Mislead: Mama10:00
  45. 45Rethinking Japanese Grammar17:21
  46. 46Chau and Chatta8:13
  47. 47Introduction to Self-Immersion21:17
  48. 48Word Order Rules16:17
  49. 49Breaking Down Japanese Sentences18:23
  50. 50Dealing with Ambiguity20:43
  51. 51Point of View and Morau/Te-morau13:01
  52. 52Sasete morau and the Potential12:29
  53. 53Reading a Japanese Ghost Story, Part 112:04
  54. 54In-Depth Sentence Analysis, Part 217:56
  55. 55Reading a Japanese Ghost Story, Part 317:34
  56. 56Irregularities: Miru, Kiku and Related Forms14:45
  57. 57The De Particle15:17
  58. 58Agility, Wa and No11:58
  59. 59Komu and Multi-Meaning Words11:09
  60. 60Double Particles13:43
  61. 61Untranslatable Japanese10:37
  62. 62Non-Logical Topic/Comment Structure9:48
  63. 63Wa and Ga in Depth15:43
  64. 64Te-oku vs Te-shimau7:23
  65. 65Sentence Enders12:15
  66. 66Mono and Koto15:39
  67. 67Iku, Kuru, Te-iku and Te-kuru9:32
  68. 68Hidden Subjects12:00
  69. 69Mou and Mada15:26
  70. 70Wake16:34
  71. 71Reading a Japanese Ghost Story, Part 420:02
  72. 72Kakeru and Kakaru14:06
  73. 73Japanese Counters17:23
  74. 74The I-Stem Connector17:20
  75. 75Ki Expressions15:51
  76. 76Koto in Everyday Phrases11:13
  77. 77Expression Strategies: Japanese vs English15:54
  78. 78Aku, Akeru, Hiraku, Hirakeru12:13
  79. 79Structural Review of Tae Kim's Guide16:56
  80. 80The Copula and Tae Kim's Treatment19:16
  81. 81The Copula in Depth14:02
  82. 82Dropped Particles and Casual Omissions13:11
  83. 83The Total Structure of Japanese Word-Forms9:55
  84. 84Nante, Nanka and Nado14:39
  85. 85Three Levels of Command11:23
  86. 86De aru and Older Copulas15:08
  87. 87The Negative Helper Mai10:35
  88. 88Shidai11:37
  89. 89The Particle Shika8:37
  90. 90The Core Structure: X o shitai vs X ga shitai12:36
  91. 91The Universal Subject9:48
  92. 92Japanese Punctuation10:01
  93. 93Kagiru and Kagiri9:38
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