Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Grammar and kanji study guides covering beginner topics including the particle で with マジ, differences between 本当 and マジ, and strategies for learning kanji effectively.
Complete list of Japanese grammar points for JLPT N3. Master intermediate-level grammar patterns with examples and explanations.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern として, which attaches to nouns to express role, capacity, or function in statements about professional positions, titles, and alternative uses for objects.
A curated list of 13+ websites for learning Japanese, covering courses, grammar guides, dictionaries, news readers, JLPT preparation, and apps suitable for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Guide to Japanese time expressions and when to use the particle "ni", covering relative-to-now time phrases and context-dependent time words with examples.
Every Japanese verb form in one chart: masu, te, ta, nai, potential, passive, causative and more, plus a free printable PDF workbook with answer key.
Lesson on the potential form in Japanese for expressing ability and possibility. Covers conjugation rules for u-verbs and ru-verbs, irregular verbs, particle shifts, and includes example sentences with audio and a quiz.
A study guide that outlines the recommended order for JLPT N5 preparation, covering kana mastery, grammar textbooks like Genki, vocabulary building with spaced repetition, and practice tests for beginners.
A structured reference guide to 62 JLPT N4 grammar patterns organized by function, including verb forms, conditionals, giving and receiving, and guesses. For learners who have completed N5 foundations.
A learning roadmap for Japanese that guides students from hiragana and katakana through grammar, vocabulary, and listening to reading immersion.
Fill-in-the-blank grammar quiz for JLPT N5 covering adjective conjugations, question words, and basic sentence patterns with explanatory tips for each question.
Personal pronouns are used to refer to people from various perspectives: the first person (I, we), the second person (you), and the third person (she, he, they).
Guide to 16 Japanese goodbyes organized by context and formality level, with romaji pronunciation and cultural notes on when each phrase is appropriate.
A structured beginner course covering JLPT N5 foundation material including katakana, practical grammar particles, kanji, and sentence patterns for learners preparing for the N5 exam.
Guide to the four Japanese conditional structures (to, ba, tara, nara) covering grammatical formation, nuances, restrictions, and comparisons. Designed for intermediate learners studying grammar distinctions.
Explains sentence-ending particles including な, さ, かい, だい, わ, かしら, ぞ, and ぜ with examples of their uses in casual conversation and their gender-specific connotations.
Explains the N1 grammar pattern に至っては with meaning, usage notes, and seven annotated example sentences with romaji and English translations.
Guide to Japanese counters for telling time and measuring hours, covering 時 (o'clock) and 時間 (hours) with pronunciation charts, example sentences, and usage in different contexts.
A practical learning blog covering Japanese fundamentals, JLPT preparation across all levels, reading strategies, and study methods.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure for English speakers covering word order, particles, topics, and predicate placement with worked examples and beginner sentences.
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