#hinongo
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Yana, Goodbye
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Kashida, Feminine Particle
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Technical Particle, Nado
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A Little Bit of Filler, Nanca
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Kamoshidenai, the Differenc...
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Des, at the End of the Speech
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Gurai
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Goro
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Amari
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Names
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Two Things Happening During...
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Reflexive 3rd Person Pronoun
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Nagara
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Money and Numbers
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Pronouns and Name Suffixes
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Temple Kanji and Posts, Aid...
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Uchi Ni
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Particles De, Ni
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How to Attach Directional P...
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Directional Basics
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Basic Overview of Directions
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Question Particle, Male and...
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Kanji
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Te Base
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Formality and Being Polite
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Vector Verbs Part 5
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Vector Verbs Part 4
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Vector Verbs Part 3
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Vector Verbs Part 2
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Vector Verbs Part 1, Moveme...
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The Humble and Polite Form
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The Particle Zutsu
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5 of the Main Japanese Bases
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Toki and the Optional Parti...
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Using Time More Efficiently
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The Limiter Shika
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Dake and Bakari
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The Japanese Particle, Demo
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Alternative Use of No
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The Limitation Particle, Dake
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Difference Between Ni and He
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When Not to Use Ni
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Node, Another Way to Say Be...
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The Japanese Particle, Kara...
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The Japanese Particle, Made-Ni
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The Japanese Particle, Made
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The Japanese Particle, Kara...
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The Japanese Particle, ...
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The Other "Mou", ...
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Semantics and Specifics of Mo
