jakobd2
at 2018-03-06 04:08:53 UTC
You could try reading about grammar, these expressions are normally explained in grammar books.
A free website would be http://imabi.net and for example for the expressions you listed in your post, here is an explanation: http://www.imabi.net/must.htm
animeetchi
at 2018-03-07 09:08:06 UTC
ah, thankyou for the suggestion.
will look through them now.
fingers crossed.
jakobd2
at 2018-03-09 03:39:27 UTC
If you want real books, these are probably the best out there that aren't textbooks. https://www.tofugu.com/reviews/dictionary-of-basic-japanese-grammar/
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expressions
i'm confused about the 'expressions'.
When see that a word is a suru, na, no, noun i understand how they work or atleast i can readup about the grammar to find out how they work, their plane forms etc.
but when i come accross somthing that is an expression like
なければならない
or
行けない
I get stuck with thoughts of
is it just a single word, or is it made up of more than one, if so what are they. (a kind of rolling effect).
Is there a page that shows/teaches about what the 'exrpressions' are on this website?
regards shaun.