If you want to modify something using two or more adjectives, you change the preceding adjectives to the TE-form. Now, let me tell you how to turn adjectives to the TE-form. You’ve learned that there ...

In the modern era of communication, when every word counts–be it in a tweet, a corporate email, or a branding campaign–simplicity is key. Yet, simplicity doesn’t have to mean dullness. Salman Rushdie, ...

The answer is they were all invented by William Shakespeare in order to add detail to his scripts. When the exact word he wanted wasn’t available, he would quite often combine verbs and nouns to ...

As in OMOSHIROSÔ (It seems interesting), if you add SÔ after an adjective, you can talk about what you think or guess, after you look at or listen to something. In Lesson 13, we said we have two kinds ...