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vocabulary
飛び出す means to rush out, 飛び込む means to dive in — one points outward, the other inward. Learn them as a pair.
vocabulary
From starting to finishing, Japanese uses three compound verbs to map out a timeline: 始める, 続ける, and 終わる — plus 直す and 上がる for bonus power.
vocabulary
食べかける means half-eaten, 押しつける means to force upon someone — かける is about incomplete actions, つける is about sticking things on.
vocabulary
Eating too much is 食べ過ぎる, helping each other is 助け合う, starting over is やり直す — master these compound verb patterns and double your expressive power.
