How to Say “Nothing But” or “Just Always” in Japanese with ばかり

Sometimes, “only” doesn’t mean too little—it means so much of one thing that it’s overwhelming or surprising. That’s where ばかり comes in. This word is used when something happens all the time, when something is everywhere, or when it’s “nothing but” one thing. Let’s learn how to use ばかり in Japanese. ばかり Nothing But / All

How to Say “Nothing But” or “Just Always” in Japanese with ばかり Read More »

How to Say “Because of…” in Japanese with せいで

Sometimes things go wrong—and it’s clearly someone or something’s fault. In Japanese, the expression せいで is used to assign blame when something bad (or at least inconvenient) happens. Whether you’re talking about missing the bus or breaking a window, せいで is the grammar point to reach for. Let’s take a look at how to say “Because

How to Say “Because of…” in Japanese with せいで Read More »

How to Say “X Is Famous for Y” in Japanese with で有名です

Want to talk about what your city, country, or even your favorite anime character is known for? In Japanese, there’s a simple and useful way to express what someone or something is famous for. You’ll hear it in travel shows, everyday conversations, and even interviews. The grammar is based on the word 有名(ゆうめい), which means

How to Say “X Is Famous for Y” in Japanese with で有名です Read More »

Scroll to Top