Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Lesson on the casual suffixes ~nakya and ~nakucha, which express obligation or necessity in informal Japanese. Covers formation, usage contexts, and examples for intermediate learners.
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A curated guide to grammar learning resources for Japanese learners at all levels, covering textbooks, websites, apps and podcasts, with explanations of how to use them effectively.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particles は and が, explaining how は marks topics with later focus while が marks new information with earlier focus.
Guide to Japanese honorific suffixes and prefixes used to show respect, with explanations of when and how to use -san, -chan, -kun, -sama, and -sensei in different social contexts.
Vocabulary and kanji lesson on family and life experiences from Minna no Nihongo, with practice exercises and related JLPT N5 listening quizzes for beginner learners.
Complete reference for all 112 JLPT N1 grammar patterns organized by category. Provides patterns, meanings, and usage for advanced learners preparing for the N1 exam.
Guide to the Japanese counter 基 (き) for counting large immovable objects such as statues, machines, and structures, with pronunciation charts and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Guide to Japanese verb groups and conjugation patterns, covering u-verbs, ru-verbs, irregular verbs, and essential forms like te-form, ta-form, and conditional forms for learners.
Guide to Japanese grammar patterns expressing situations where things don't happen, including the negative forms ないで and ずに, and the noun まま for describing lack of change. For intermediate learners.
Detailed explanation of three Japanese counters for frequency (～度, ～回, ～遍) with their distinctions, usage patterns, pitch accent variations, and examples of set phrases and adverbial forms.
A guide offering beginner-level strategies for Japanese conversation, covering greetings, polite and casual speech, listening and speaking practice, and everyday vocabulary. Intended for those starting to speak Japanese.
Guide explaining the meaning and usage of kudasai (please) in Japanese, covering when to use it with nouns and verbs, how it compares to onegaishimasu, and practical examples for travelers ordering food or asking for.
Interactive grammar lesson on Japanese demonstrative pronouns (これ、それ、あれ) and the こそあど system, with example sentences and audio. Part of Bunpro's SRS-based grammar course for beginners.
Learn Japanese counters (助数詞): つ, 個, 枚, 本, 匹, 台, 冊, 杯, 人 and many other essential counters with practical examples.
Offers ten free JLPT N4 practice tests with multiple-choice questions on grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension, plus paid listening practice tests and study materials for intermediate learners preparing for the.
A reference page covering JLPT N3 grammar patterns with English translations, usage contexts, and formation rules. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N3 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Lessons and exercises on Japanese particles covering は, が, を, に, で, へ, の, and まで with explanations of usage differences and JLPT-level practice tests.
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Explains how to use N のように and N のような to express similarity or likeness in Japanese, with clear structure rules, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for N4 learners.
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