According to the Japanese iPhone application the negative form of 知っている would be 知っていない. However in one of the books that I use for reference it says that the opposite of 知っている wo …

Alright, so the basics of it are を is proceeded by transitive verb and が intransitive, and that in casual usage either one can be dropped. But what about when が is replaced by の, …

When you're first taught Japanese verbs you're told that the form "たべます / します" is the "non-past tense" which can mean either present or future. Then later you meet the "-ています" form …

I just encountered おる　today while reading an Ameblo blog post. Here is an excerpt from the post that used the word in question: こちらはかなり楽しくやっております According to Goo辞書 it uses the …

Are these two phrases different or exactly the same?

I'm just wondering what these two verbs are, as they're a bit tricky.. also what are the particles used for them?