Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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A graded N5 reading story about a girl cleaning her room, with furigana, English translations, related grammar lessons, and study tools for beginners.
Explains the meaning and use of sensei as an honorific term for teachers, doctors, and masters in Japanese, covering its characters, related titles like kyoushi and shihan, and how it differs from English words like.
Explains how to use わけ and とする to make hypotheses and reach conclusions in Japanese, with vocabulary lists and example dialogues.
A guide to the plain past た-form in Japanese, explaining conjugation rules for each verb group, sound changes, and usage in casual speech alongside polite forms.
You walk into a Japanese bakery and see a sign that reads ふわふわのパン. You know the word パン means bread, but what is ふわふわ?
Kanshudo displays recently added Japanese grammar explanations with example sentences and JLPT level information.
A grammar lesson explaining the uses of the Japanese pattern 〜よう (you), including how to express comparisons, appearance, and intention. Suitable for intermediate learners studying JLPT N4 level grammar.
Guide to Japanese verb conjugation for beginners, covering the three verb groups, polite and plain forms, negative and past tenses, and the te-form with charts showing Japanese script and romanisation.
Interactive exercises for the Genki textbook series covering writing systems, vocabulary, grammar patterns and listening comprehension across 23 lessons from beginner level.
Guide to 17 essential Japanese particles with explanations, usage notes, and example sentences for each. Helps beginners understand how particles relate words within sentences.
In Japanese, writing the strokes in the correct order and direction is important, especially for Kanji.
Free Japanese teaching resources for UK secondary schools preparing students for GCSE exams, including schemes of work, topic packs, and classroom materials organized by grammar structures and communicative situations.
Free online tool for conjugating Japanese verbs in all forms. Users enter the dictionary form and the tool identifies the verb group and displays conjugations for masu, te, ta, nai, potential, and other forms.
Guide to Japanese filler words and conversation connectors like えーと, あのう, and なんか that make speech sound natural. Covers 20 essential fillers with examples and usage contexts for learners.
A beginner-friendly guide to Japanese particles that explains the role and function of the core particles with clear examples and comparison tables.
Detailed explanation of the demonstrative pronoun あれ (that over there) with comparisons to related words like これ, それ, and あの. Includes example sentences and links to related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Bunpro grammar lesson on その, a pre-noun adjectival used to identify things near the listener. Includes structure, examples, related grammar points, and references to textbooks.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the differences between the Japanese location particles に (ni) and で (de), with examples of when each is used correctly.
Reference guide to all 11 JLPT N5 particles with explanations, contrast pairs, example sentences, and common errors. Designed for beginners preparing for the N5 exam.
Guide to using the Japanese particles から and まで to express time ranges, locations, quantities, and reasons with examples and common mistakes.
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