🎃 🦇 October grammar challenge 🦇 🎃

I’ve recently decided to brush up my grammar again, mainly because I want to be able to use more patterns when speaking. So I wiped my Bunpro account and started from N5 again :rofl:

This challenge is just right to help me stick to it!

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Day 1: 128 Bunpro reviews, 17 new N4 items

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I noticed that even if I have an easy time doing the written exercises I struggle using grammar points while speaking.
Prime example is ~んです which does not seem like a difficult grammar point, but I just never use it.

I’ve decided to learn one sentence for each grammar rule by heart and hope this will help me.

Happy to have you! :bat: :jack_o_lantern:

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Totally coincidentally, I actually started going back through the intermediate volume of the dictionary of japanese grammar today :laughing: Might as well join in to stick with it for a bit, although I’ll probably just be doing a teeny bit, since my main challenge for october is still reading based.

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I’m in. My goal is to learn the basic particles + conjugations :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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Day 1: I’m repeating Japanese from Zero Vol 3. The third chapter was about て- and た-form. (~て下さい、~ないで下さい)

Day 2: Genki 2 Chapter 13 Potential form

Day 3:

Genki 2: I continued doing the exercises for the Potential form. For one exercise I Had to use ~すぎて. I Had totally forgotten how to say “too …”.

JFZ3: とおもう、という、ときく、を まつ、で まつ、どう、なにも

Genki 2: し for multiple reasons. I don’t know なきゃ / なければ anymore. After I’ve finished Genki 2 I will have to revisit some Grammar Points of Genki 1.

Day 4: JFZ 3: ~ています、~より ~のほうが、とこたえる、に こたえる

One example Sentence Had the Grammar Point ~と ~と. I need to Look that Up too.

Changing adjectives to nouns (ひろい, ひろさ), ~くて, ~ています

Day 5: JFZ 3: counter ~わ、~ばん、~目
Day 6: exercises of yesterdays Grammar points

Day 7: Genki 2 Chapter 13 そうです、さそうな

Day 8: JFZ 3: すきになる、きらいになる、(な)の?、以上、以下、~たい

Some example Sentences Had the Word けど, but I can’t remember learning that in earlier Lessons.

Day 9: Rest of the exercises of Day 8. あと in example Sentences. Need to Look Up how to use it.

Day 10: だけ、とき

Day 11: な-adjective + の、でしょう

Day 12: (て-form) から (present tense), changing adjectives to adverbs (はやい、はやく)

Day 13: I didn’t learn Japanese today

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Get rid of all the spaces in between your lines. If you directly copy and paste what I typed, it will look like this:

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I came across ならともかく while reading. It’s an N2 grammar point, meaning “It’s fine if it’s A, but as for B…”

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Copy and taste doesn’t Work
Removing the lines also doesn’t work

You can copy by clicking the clipboard in the top right corner:

You also appear to have dashes (—) you need three hyphens (-) instead.

Try deleting ``` from top and bottom if you have

I did use it. But it changed the Format.

You’re almost there, just delete the spaces in between your hyphens

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Thank you.

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I’m in!

I’m at the point where I’ve got a lot of grammar down, so I’ll probably focus on Keigo… been procrastinating that for a while…

Also, does studying sentence-ending particles count as grammar?

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doubleMC’s spawning point

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Oh I’ll absolutely join in! Mostly just pushing through three N2 bunpro grammar points a day and hoping to finish early November before I jump into Big Textbook and practice test review.

omg thank you so much for this!!! your kindness will be noted through the ages. I will be using it and crediting you forever (I hate trying to figure out the html and coding for this website for whatever reason)

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