Episode 101: The difference between past tense and た form + ことが　あります in Japanese

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Episode 101: The difference between past tense and た form + ことが　あります in Japanese

FUN Japanese Listening

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2 years ago

Episode 101: The difference between past tense and た form + ことが　あります in Japanese

Do you know the difference between past tense and "た form + ことが　あります"?

Both sentence structures refer to the past event.

But the meaning is not the same.

In this episode, I show you the difference between them.

Listen to it, and you can use them confidently!

You can watch the video version of this episode @spotify

https://open.spotify.com/show/5MH9RH7MMc6eaJn0WzuHqR

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