Saturday, 19 March 2016

grammar - are there any concrete rules for using いっぱい たくさん and よく?


Of course I can use these but sometimes I am corrected by Japanese people when I use them in the wrong circumstance.


For example,



  • 「よくしってるやん」 = "You know it quite well don't you!"

  • 「よくいきます」= "I go (there) a lot"


  • 「皿がたくさんあります」= there are a lot of plates       

  • 「人がいっぱいいる」= there are lots of people


Just wondering if anybody has any concrete rules that I can follow so that I don't make any (or as many) mistakes in the future.     




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