Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Video lesson 18 on comparing things using ~nohou ga, with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, manga for onomatopoeia, and culture content for intermediate learners.
A study site covering major Japanese dialects including Osaka-ben, Kyoto-ben, Hiroshima-ben, Hakata-ben, Hokkaido-ben, Sendai-ben, and Nagoya-ben.
A directory and portal of websites, apps and online tools for studying Japanese, organized by skill category including grammar, vocabulary, kanji and listening.
Video lessons from NHK's Erin's Challenge series for intermediate Japanese learners, with downloadable PDF scripts, manga, and grammar explanations accompanying each 25-minute episode.
Reverso Conjugator provides Japanese verb conjugation models and tables for learners to reference standard verb conjugation patterns.
Reverso Conjugator shows conjugations of the Japanese verb 異なる (kotonaru, to differ) in various tenses and forms, including past, present, te-form, and polite variants, with translation and usage examples.
Explains the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜わけがない (wake ga nai), meaning "there's no way" or "it's impossible that." Provides formation rules, examples, common mistakes, and comparisons with related grammar structures.
Video lessons with dramatic skits set in realistic Japanese contexts, covering grammar and conversation patterns for intermediate learners, with downloadable scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.
Lists 20 JLPT N4 grammar points with explanations, formation rules, usage notes and example sentences for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 exam.
A portal and directory that introduces websites, tools, and online resources for studying Japanese, organized by skill categories including grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and culture.
Explains the archaic pattern of placing particles after verbs, which survives in modern expressions like たはいいが and がよい. Helps intermediate learners understand uncommon grammatical structures.
Self-study site from the Japan Foundation aligned with MARUGOTO Elementary 1 A2, offering vocabulary, grammar, kanji, and listening practice organized by topic with interactive drama and cultural content for beginners.
Free collection of graded stories at four difficulty levels covering everyday Japanese life, travel, culture, and social situations. Designed to build reading confidence from absolute beginner through intermediate.
Interactive quiz for JLPT grammar points from N5 to N3 with multiple exercise modes, native-checked sentences, audio, and SRS integration to track progress.
Explanation of the Japanese sentence-ending particle よ (yo) used for emphasis, assertion, and new information, with usage examples and comparisons to similar particles like ね.
Grammar pattern reference organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with quizzes to test understanding. Covers 495 grammar patterns for learners preparing for the JLPT.
Guide to the particle など (nado) explaining its use for listing examples, expressing humility, and indicating 'and so on'. Includes example sentences and common patterns for beginner learners.
Real phrases for real Japanese workplaces. Stop sounding rude at work with our A/B/C politeness framework.
Tool for finding Japanese example sentences with English translations by searching English words or Japanese characters, with support for verb conjugation patterns and pronunciation.
An arcade-style quiz game that teaches essential Japanese particles through fast-paced timed challenges with combo mechanics and feedback on weak areas.
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