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1. Vocabulary List

JapaneseRomajiEnglish
どんどんdondonMore and more / Steadily
ε₯½γγ«οΌˆγͺγ‚‹οΌ‰suki ni (naru)(To come) to like
δΈŠζ‰‹οΌˆγ˜γ‚‡γ†γšοΌ‰jouzuSkillful / Good at
η·΄ηΏ’οΌˆγ‚Œγ‚“γ—γ‚…γ†οΌ‰renshuuPractice

2. Grammar & Sentences

Adverbial "More and More": Use どんどん to describe a continuous or rapid progression.

Converting Adjectives to Adverbs:

  • Na-adjectives: Add に after the adjective to turn it into an adverb.
  • Example: ε₯½γ β†’ ε₯½γγ« (suki β†’ suki ni)

Key Phrase: どんどんε₯½γγ«γͺγ‚ŠγΎγ™γ€‚(Dondon suki ni narimasu.) β€” "I'm coming to like it more and more."

Progressive Improvement: Combining practice with どんどん.

  • Example: η·΄ηΏ’γ™γ‚Œγ°γ€γ©γ‚“γ©γ‚“δΈŠζ‰‹γ«γͺγ‚ŠγΎγ™γ€‚(Renshuu sureba, dondon jouzu ni narimasu.) β€” "If you practice, you will steadily get better."

3. Learning Context

  • Word Nuance: どんどん emphasizes the speed and rhythm of change β€” very common when discussing language learning or developing hobbies.
  • Grammar Mechanic: When na-adjectives describe a change (like "becoming" something), the に particle is required.
  • Achievement: Completed the exercise with 100% Score (+10 Stars), mastering the adverbial use of どんどん with adjectives.

4. Progress Tracker

FieldDetail
Current LevelIntermediate B1
Day 1 GoalChapters 2–6 (currently in Chapter 2)
Completion~22% of Chapter 2
Latest Performance100% β€” Perfect score on adverbial transformations