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Learn Japanese with Shinon

@LearnJapanesewithShinonTracked since May 2026

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NZD 0/moFreePublic prices and benefits only
NZD 10/moCasual LearnersPerfect for independent learners who want a supportive environment and regular access to a teacher.As a Casual Plan member, you get:Monthly casual speaking practice sessions at no additional chargeAccess to our private Discord communityRegular Q&A opportunities β€” including pronunciation checks via voice messagesPatreon-only posts with learning tips, Japanese quiz, and moreIt’s a great way to stay motivated, ask questions as they come up, and feel part of a learning community.
NZD 100/moSpeaking Boost PlanPerfect for learners who want extra speaking practice and a chance to use their Japanese in real conversation.As a Speaking Boost Plan member, you get everything from the Casual Plan plus:πŸ—£ Two 45-minute conversation practice sessions per monthRelaxed, casual chats in Japanese (not structured lessons)A supportive way to build confidence in real speaking situationsIdeal for those who want more opportunities to actually use JapaneseThis plan is for you if you want to go beyond self-study and Discord interactions, and bring more Japanese speaking into your monthly routine.
NZD 235/moJapanese 1-on-1 Coaching Plan$5b
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Article Latest postNZD 10 tier & up#8 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Volitional form – β€œLet’s” / β€œShall we?”

In Japanese, the volitional form is used to express: Let's do something Shall we do something? I think I'll do something Intention or determ

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#7 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Potential form – β€œCan do”In Japanese, the potential form is used to express the ability to do something. It is the equivalent of: can be able to capable of Example:ArticleJuly 10NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#6 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Te-form + いる – Progressive (doing something)One of the most common grammar patterns in Japanese is て-form + いる This pattern is usually used to describe an action that is currently in pArticleJuly 3NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#5 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Te-formThe て-form is one of the most important verb forms in Japanese. It’s extremely common and has many uses in everyday conversation. Unlike EngArticleJune 26NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
Online Event: Casual Japanese Speaking PracticeJoin us for a relaxed, friendly Japanese speaking practice session 🌿 This is a casual 30-minute group session designed to help you get comfoArticleJune 22NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#4 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Past negative – γͺγ‹γ£γŸ & γΎγ›γ‚“γ§γ—γŸIn Japanese, there are two ways to express past negative tense: γͺγ‹γ£γŸ-form (casual past negative) γΎγ›γ‚“γ§γ—γŸ-form (polite past negative) Before cArticleJune 19NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#3 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Past Tense - た-form vs γΎγ—γŸ-formIn Japanese, there are two ways to express past tense: た-form (casual past) γΎγ—γŸ-form (polite past) Before comparing them, let’s learn how toArticleJune 12NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#2 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Negative forms - γͺい & ませんIn Japanese, there are two common ways to make a verb negative: γͺい form (dictionary-style casual negative) ません form (polite negative) BeforeArticleJune 5NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#1 Japanese Verb Conjugation: Dictionary Form vs. ます-formBasic rules Japanese verbs have different forms depending on the situation. Two of the most important forms beginners learn are: DictionaryArticleMay 29NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
Online Event: Casual Japanese Speaking PracticeJoin us for a relaxed, friendly Japanese speaking practice session 🌿 This is a casual 30-minute group session designed to help you get comfoArticleMay 5NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
Online Event: Casual Japanese Speaking PracticeJoin us for a relaxed, friendly Japanese speaking practice session 🌿 This is a casual 30-minute group session designed to help you get comfoArticleApril 30NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
#20 Basic Particles: γ‚ˆ – Sentence EndingBasic rules: The sentence-ending particle γ‚ˆ (yo) is used to: Give new information Emphasise what you’re saying Correct or inform someone ThiImageApril 24NZD 10 tier & up 0 0
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