I want to say that I want to master the Japanese Language while learning in Japan. But sometimes it feels odd to the Japanese instead of Japanese. I want to master Japanese Language by going Japan and learn it there. Is this correct?
''to master the Japanese Language'' or ''to master Japanese language'' which way is the correct way?
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3"the" is correct. If you drop "language" then the opposite is true.– Paul ChildsApr 18, 2018 at 5:07
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@PaulChilds I agreed!– Qian ChenApr 18, 2018 at 6:11
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The Japanese languauge, the French language, the German language, etc. It always takes the definite article the.
To master the Japanese language.
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