From Kaguya-sama: Love Is War: As you know (Gasai) from memes, Kaguya often says (either actually or in Miyuki's imagination) 'お可愛いこと' (o kawaii koto).

Jan 4, 2023 · Why is Moeha seemingly using 女の子 as an opposite for 男子? Question 2: Btw I notice 'ウチのクラスの' is removed in the anime. Is the only difference 'in class' like Moeha in the anime says Kei is popular with boys (not necessarily limiting to a particular class or even year) ?

Apr 20, 2021 · What's the difference between Kaguya's 'O kawaii koto' and Miyuki (Shirogane)'s 'O kawaii yatsu-me'?

Jun 17, 2020 · The expression koto ga dekimasu is best thought of as idiomatic; koto is "an abstract thing" and dekimasu, or dekiru, to use the dictionary form, as we shall henceforth when referring to a verb, is a word of wide meaning, including such as "is made", "is produced", "is possible"; you may thus think of yomu koto ga dekimasu as "a reading thing ...

I know "koto" means thing, but I've seen it used like this in my Self-Study Japanese book: Nihon no koto ga yoku wakarimasu ka. and Chiimu no koto o kangaete imashita. Does this mean Japan's th...

Aug 16, 2023 · So yeah why is suru in the te form in this sentence "Kare wa an'na koto o shite ningen to shite shikkakuda"? I'm thinking it is shite to mean "doing" but it isn't followed by iru.

May 5, 2016 · In a question: Tokyo e nande ikimasu ka? how can I know what "nande" refers to, even when I have the context: how are you going? (by bus, by car, on foot) why are you going?

When I saw this sentence alone Mari wa neru koto ga suki desu I first thought neru koto is the direct object of the answer and should have an "o" particle, and not a "ga". Later I thought I might d...

Jun 20, 2019 · If someone could please help, I'd really appreciate it. おさけ を のんだ こと が あります か / O sake o nonda koto ga arimasu ka? Have you ever tried sake? いいえ, おさけ を のんだ こと は あり ません / iie, o sake o nonda koto wa arimasen No, I've never drunk sake.

桃香を可愛がりたい気持ち、抑えられないよ Touka o kawaii ga ritai kimochi, osae rare nai yo. The example sentence is like that. I'm wondering if this ritai here is in the same use as aritai like in Questions about あり...