Since there is a similar thread for vocabulary, I wanted to open one for interesting grammar points themselves.
Do you have grammar points you need help with? Do you have any interesting phrases to share? What part of the Japanese grammar do you find most interesting?
As for me, I am currently struggling to understand the use of ใใจใง in a sentence because I keep mixing up the sentence order 
Starting some basic keigo and I really think it should be taught sooner in Japanese classes.
For example
ใใกใใซใใใใซใชใฃใฆใใๆใกใใ ใใใ
I learned ใใใ means ใใใ
ๅพ
ใฃใฆใใใ ใใใใซใฏใใใพใใใใ 
ใกใใ (Yamaguchi dialect and used for ~ใฆใใ pattern??)
ใพใ as the negative volitional. Came up in Harry Potter.
ใใชใผใฏใใผใใคใชใใผใฎๅฃฐใ่ใใพใใจๅฟ
ๆญปใ ใฃใใ
Harry was desperately trying not to listen to Hermioneโs voice.
่ใใพใ - trying not to listen
Just to be sure, itโs ใใใ here.
But yeah, it can mean a lot of things 
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ใ่ฆใใใ can be seen or observed
Can you elaborate or give a link?
Sounds like you might mean ่ฆใใ instead.
่ฆใพใใ just means doesnโt see.
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