Category: Verbs

~たり~たり 0

~たり~たり

~たり~たり たり formPlain Past Tense Verb/Adjective/Noun + りThings like X and YXたりYたりする The たり form of a verb means “Things like”. It’s useful for describing general types of things you did or might do....

だけで 0

だけで

だけで だけで is a combination of だけ (Only/Just) and で (“how”).There’s more emphasis on the word before だけで than just using で alone. With Nouns With justNoun + だけで With nouns, だけで means “with...

~がする 0

~がする

~がする To have a sensory experienceSense + がする がする is a phrase used with sensory words to describe hearing/feeling/sensing them. It may help to think of がする as がある instead, which would have essentially...

ばかり 0

ばかり

ばかり ばかり is a particle (mostly functions like a noun); it means something like “just about”. Its kind of similar to だけ, but stresses “a lot of only x” instead of “just x”. ばかり...