Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Practice exercises for Japanese particles, focusing on は, も, and が through fill-in-the-blank activities and sample sentences with vocabulary and kanji lists for beginners.
A guide to communicating effectively in Japanese business settings, covering keigo types, practical phrases for meetings and emails, and cultural communication tips for intermediate learners.
Guide to Japanese conversation practice techniques including shadow speaking, conversational fillers, and self-talk methods, with strategies for finding language exchange partners and overcoming speaking obstacles.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern かどうか (whether or not) with meaning, usage notes, and nine annotated example sentences with hints, romaji, and English translations.
A detailed grammar guide explaining how to use the Japanese word 場合 (baai), meaning "case" or "situation", covering noun and verb formations, tense usage, and practical examples for intermediate learners.
A guide covering Japanese writing systems, basic grammar, common phrases, speech levels, and cultural topics including traditions, festivals, and customs.
Free JLPT N2 quizzes covering kanji, grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension for upper intermediate learners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Praised by the teacher / rained on / sung worldwide — what each passive type expresses, and which particle marks the agent.
8 rules to finally master the difference between は (topic) and が (subject)
Explains the Japanese causative form ～させる for expressing making or letting someone do something, with conjugation patterns for ichidan and godan verbs, example sentences, and the causative-passive form.
Da is casual. Desu is formal.
Explains the に particle and its four main meanings (destination, location, time, direction) with eight example sentences, vocabulary lists, and links to related grammar and JLPT N5 study materials.
Learn ～ばかりでなく as a Japanese grammar lesson: The pattern ～ばかりでなく is used to express that a situation or quality is not limited to just one thing, but extends to another as well.
Guide to Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words, covering the distinction between giongo (sound-based) and gitaigo (feeling and state-based) with 30 example words and usage patterns for learners.
A podcast series for beginner to upper beginner learners presenting useful Japanese vocabulary words, grammar patterns, and example sentences with shadowing, repetition, and sentence breakdowns.
Study guide for JLPT N5 with full-length mock tests, kanji and grammar lists, vocabulary drills, and practice quizzes for beginners preparing for the beginner-level Japanese proficiency exam.
Grammar lesson explaining the auxiliary verbs ～てくる and ～ていく, covering their directional and temporal meanings with movement and change verbs, formation rules, and practical examples for intermediate learners.
Guide to the Japanese grammar pattern ～になる (to become, to turn into) for JLPT N5 learners, with explanations of how to use it with nouns, na-adjectives, and i-adjectives, plus example sentences and common mistakes.
Master all Japanese greetings from ultra-formal business keigo to trendy youth slang. Learn when to use ありがとう vs どうも, さようなら vs じゃあね, and 50+ essential greeting phrases.
Guide to writing professional Japanese business emails with essential phrases, structure, and common mistakes. Designed for foreign professionals working in Japan who need formal written communication skills.
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