Always, Often, Sometimes, Rarely, Never in Japanese

When you are having a conversation with your Japanese friends, they might ask you "how often do you go there?" "how often do you do that?".
Today's video is about the "how often", and the days of the week! You can enrich your everyday conversation in Japanese by adding these words. I have also added some examples that would be useful :)
I hope you like it, enjoy!
Maria

[@artemyashin4333]

It was really helpful, thank you very much.

[@mariae5900]

I’m glad it was! Thank you for watching

[@Natsuki_aproudIndian]

Arigato Sensei 😍

[@glenn8452]

Konnichiwa, arigato gozaimashita for the lessons sensei! You mentioned that the syllable え is 'to', isn't the particle に used as 'to' also?

[@mariae5900]

Glenn Olua Thank you for watching! こちらこそ、ありがとうございます。 and yes, you are correct about へ(え) and に having similar meanings.
In Japanese, we generally use either one of them to express where you’re going. Although to be specific, you can think of using 「へ(え)」for “towards some place”, whereas 「に」 is for “to (destination) some place”. But then again, Japanese people also do not really care if you use either one. 学校へ行く (going to school) 学校に行く(going to school), we would understand both! If you want to study about this in more linguistic term, I’m not the expert but just my general opinion as a Japanese! Hope this helps :)

[@glenn8452]

@@mariae5900 ありがとうございます! I visited Japan for 2 weeks the first time last じゅうがつ and loved it. I am finding that にほんご お まなぶ の わ むずかしい. (Not sure if that is completely correct) I'm slowly learning by watching videos like yours!

[@nanminkhaing883]

n5 grammer part1 & part25
O Shi E na plesae