two 二つ ふたつ・二 に (counting in Japanese is very complex, you need to research this issue if you are a beginner).the, a (technically articles) this doesn’t exist in Japanese.worse Grammatical comparative construction AのほうがBより is used.better Grammatical comparative construction AのほうがBより is used.“as tall as”) You can use 〜のような grammar to express this, ほど can also be used less (know how to say “less … than …”) Grammatical comparative construction AのほうがBより is used when B is the thing that is less.more (know how to say “more … than …”) Grammatical comparative construction AのほうがBより is used when A is the thing that is more.like 好き すき (this is an adjective in Japanese).want 欲しい ほしい (this is an adjective in Japanese).If there’s a mistake, please let me know, thanks! First Verbs Romaji damages your learning and accent development. If you can’t read this list, go and learn kana then come back to it when you can. You can learn kana in a weekend, far faster than memorising this word list. No, I will not transliterate this into romaji, please don’t ask me to. Be careful as I’ve kept the original list in tact, which means some things listed in the adjectives section (’enough’ and ‘too’, for example) are verbs and some verbs (’like’ ‘want’) are adjectives in Japanese, also terms about work, family and counting etc need special attention in Japanese as they are very different from English. This list has some things that just aren’t used in Japanese or that commonly used words don’t exist for (the, a etc). Funwithlanguages made a post about how you can write a lot with around just 300 words , there doesn’t seem to be a Japanese version, so I thought I’d have a go at translating it.
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