Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains two ways to express trying or attempting in Japanese: using the te-form with みる to try something out, and the volitional form with とする to attempt an action.
Guide to expressing obligation and necessity in Japanese using ～なければならない and ～なきゃいけない, with conjugation rules, examples, and cultural notes on indirect speech.
Grammar guide explaining how to use ～のだろうか to express inner questions, wonder, doubt, and self-questioning in Japanese. Includes formation rules, example sentences, and comparisons with related expressions.
Guide to using Anki flashcard software for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji. Covers downloading, setting up decks, customizing cards, and using spaced repetition for beginners and intermediate learners.
A guide to using なら (nara) for hypothetical statements and conditional expressions in Japanese, covering its nuances compared to other conditionals and practical conversational applications.
Study materials and practice tests for JLPT N5 preparation, including grammar exercises, kanji questions, vocabulary tests, and official past exam papers with answers.
Guide to writing professional business emails in Japanese, covering subject lines, salutations, greetings, body structure, closings and signatures with cultural conventions for workplace communication.
Explains how katakana, hiragana, and kanji convey different aesthetics and tones in Japanese writing.
A systematic guide to 41 core N4 grammar patterns organized into ten categories with meanings and example sentences. Serves as a pre-exam reference and study map for learners preparing for the JLPT N4 level.
NHK World-Japan's Easy Japanese offers 48 beginner grammar lessons with dialogues, explanations, downloadable scripts, and materials for listening and vocabulary practice.
Guide to Japanese email format and etiquette for students and professionals, covering subject lines, salutations, sender information, body text, closings and signatures with cultural context and examples.
Independent English-language website offering audio-supported lessons in Japanese foundations, natural expressions, JLPT preparation, travel language, culture, and kanji for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Bunpro explains よ, a sentence-ending particle used to convey new information or add emphasis. The page covers structure, examples, related particles, and includes example sentences and community discussions.
Detailed explanation of the grammar forms 代わりに and 代わって with examples showing how to express substitution and replacement, pitched at JLPT N3 level learners.
Bunpro grammar lesson on それ (that), a demonstrative pronoun used for things near the listener or previously mentioned.
Complete beginner guide to Japanese particles with explanations, usage rules, and example sentences for the eight most essential particles including wa, ga, wo, ni, de, no, to, and ka.
Explains the historical and linguistic reasons why Japanese particles は, へ, and を are pronounced differently from their kana readings, tracing pronunciation changes over centuries and the post-World War 2 language.
Free self-study course with 134 interactive lessons covering hiragana, katakana, kanji, and grammar from N5 to N1 level, including quizzes and flashcard drills with no sign-up required.
Guide to studying Japanese through sentences at different proficiency levels, covering effective methods for beginners through advanced learners and strategies for selecting and organizing sentences in flashcard systems.
Practice exercises for Japanese adjective conjugations and usage in sentences, with vocabulary lists and kanji stroke order references for beginners.
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