Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains Japanese syllable structure and consonant clusters through the lens of past tense verb conjugation, helping learners understand why certain consonant combinations appear in verb endings.
Guide to eight essential Japanese counters with pronunciation rules, usage examples, and tables showing how to count specific categories of objects, people, and occurrences.
Guide to ten fundamental Japanese sentence patterns for beginners, covering self-introductions, descriptions, questions, and requests with examples and explanations.
Detailed explanation of the は and が particles at JLPT N5 level, covering the information-flow model, forced patterns, and discrimination drills. Serves beginner learners struggling with this core grammar distinction.
LingoDeer is a language learning app offering structured Japanese courses from absolute beginner to intermediate level with grammar explanations, native speaker audio, and short daily lessons accessible on multiple.
Collection of lessons on Japanese expressions, idioms, and proverbs with example sentences and explanations. Covers everyday phrases, body expressions, and formal language for intermediate learners.
A structured course covering N4-level grammar patterns organized into lessons on casual speech, verb forms, particles, and sentence structures. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for or at the JLPT N4 level.
Grammar lesson on かたわら, a formal expression used to indicate secondary roles, occupations, or pursuits that someone maintains alongside their primary job or activity.
Detailed grammar lesson on the particle そう (sou) with multiple uses: describing appearance or likelihood with adjectives, and expressing imminent action with verbs.
Guide to the particle を covering its three core uses: marking direct objects of actions, paths moved through, and points of departure. Includes examples, common mistakes, comparisons with similar particles, and practice.
A blog post comparing the nuances between oishii and umai, two Japanese words for tasty food, explaining differences in politeness levels and appropriate contexts for each word.
An introductory grammar lesson explaining the adverbial particle も and how it expresses "also" or "too," with multiple example sentences showing usage patterns and combinations with other particles.
Guide to aizuchi, the Japanese practice of using frequent interjections and responses during conversation to show attentiveness.
Master all Japanese particles with clear explanations, example sentences, and comparison charts. The definitive guide to は, が, を, に, で, and more.
Guide to humble language (kenjōgo) for JLPT N4, covering special verbs like 申す, 参る, and いたす, with core principles, common mistakes, and practice questions for business communication.
Guide to the Japanese counter and unit 分 (ふん) for counting minutes of time, angles, and historical currency. Covers pronunciation variations, usage patterns, and related time units for learners.
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Chapter five summary and practice exercises for learning to use Japanese numbers, amounts, dates, and counters. Provides vocabulary lists and realistic dialogue examples for shopping and traveling scenarios.
Guide to Japanese numbers from 0 to 1,000,000, covering both native Japanese (wago) and Sino-Japanese (kango) counting systems, pronunciation variations, and how to use counters with different types of objects.
Interactive exercises accompanying the Genki: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese textbooks, covering writing systems, vocabulary, grammar patterns, and listening practice for beginner learners.
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