Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Guide to Japanese grammar that explains structures from a Japanese viewpoint, using literal translations and building grammatical concepts systematically from fundamental principles.
A complete study guide for the JLPT N5 exam covering kanji, vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading strategies, written by a certified Japanese language teacher for learners preparing for this entry-level.
Grammar and vocabulary lessons from the MARUGOTO Starter A1 coursebook with example sentences and practice exercises. Covers everyday topics including food, home, shopping, and daily activities for absolute beginners.
Guide to using ～てあげる to express doing something for someone in Japanese, with examples, cultural notes on politeness levels, and the formal variant ～てさしあげる.
Detailed guide to the particle ga, explaining its four main uses as subject marker, new information indicator, and object of ability and liking.
Explains にて, a formal case-marking particle used to indicate means, method, location, or reason, with comparisons to similar particles and example sentences for study.
A clear, simple JLPT N5 grammar list. Click any grammar point to see its meaning, structure, and example sentences.
Guide to business Japanese covering keigo, essential phrases, email conventions, and workplace communication for foreign professionals working in Japan.
= Nihon ni kita bakari no koro wa nihongo ga mattaku hanasenakatta.
Interactive fill-in-the-blank quiz for Japanese particles, covering wa, ga, wo, ni, de, and others across three difficulty levels. Offers instant feedback with explanations and reference tables for JLPT N5 through N2.
Index of grammar and vocabulary lessons organized by topic, covering greetings, communication, Japanese culture, daily life situations, travel, and colloquial expressions.
Guide to the で particle covering its use for action location, means and tools, group scope, and causes or reasons, with examples and comparisons to similar particles.
Guide to the 〜ない negative plain form, explaining how to conjugate verbs and use the form in sentences. Covers godan and ichidan verbs, irregular verbs, patterns of use, and tense.
Explanation of the ましょう form for making polite suggestions in Japanese, with conjugation rules for u-verbs, ru-verbs and irregular verbs, example sentences with audio, and a practice quiz.
Guide to Japanese writing systems covering romaji, hiragana, katakana, and kanji with charts, explanations of when each is used, and learning advice for beginners.
Detailed explanation of the 〜てくれる grammar pattern for expressing when someone does a favor for you, with comparisons to 〜てあげる and 〜てもらう, example sentences with audio, and practice exercises for N5 learners.
Grammar lesson on the Japanese word あまり (amari) used to express excess or intensity, with nine example sentences, romaji translations, and English meanings for JLPT N3 learners.
Explains the grammar pattern がする (ga suru) used for sensory expressions like smell, taste, and sound, with ten example sentences and English translations. Designed for JLPT N4 test preparation.
Grammar guide explaining the two main meanings of ～らしい: expressing typical characteristics of a noun and reporting hearsay or inference.
Explains そこ (that place) as a demonstrative pronoun for locations near the listener, with comparisons to related words like ここ, あそこ, and その. Includes example sentences and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
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