Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese, showing how they differ from English and which particles to use with each type. Suitable for beginners learning verb mechanics.
Lesson 22 from Minna no Nihongo covering vocabulary and kanji for finding housing and explaining reasons, with practice questions and related JLPT N5 listening exercises for beginner learners.
A guide explaining why Japanese listening is difficult for beginners and providing a six-step method for practicing with audio clips, plus a 7-day and 30-day study plan.
Detailed guide to the particle に covering its use as a locational marker, directional marker, and indirect object marker across different sentence types.
Explains the N5 grammar pattern があります and がある used to express existence or possession of non-living things, with example sentences, vocabulary, and related grammar links for JLPT preparation.
Explains how to use the grammar pattern verb + ところ (tokoro) to express timing and aspect, with examples showing present, progressive, and past forms for learners at intermediate level.
Workbook companion to the QUARTET intermediate textbook covering lessons 1, 6, with exercises for reading comprehension, grammar patterns, expressions, and kanji practice.
Podcast episode exploring the particle もう with meanings of already, yet, and now, including example sentences with audio, translations, and a vocabulary quiz for beginners.
Reference guide covering 184 JLPT N1 grammar points with explanations, structures, and examples. Designed for self-study preparation with interactive quizzes for N1 exam candidates.
Akamonkai Japanese Language School offers online live courses and self-paced courses in small groups or individually, covering beginner to advanced levels with focus on grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and conversation.
A detailed explanation of the historical development and etymology of い-adjectives in Japanese, tracing their origins from nominals through classical conjugation patterns to modern forms.
Explanation of the N3 grammar pattern 〜ことにする (koto ni suru), meaning "to decide to do" or "to make it so that." Includes formation rules, multiple examples, common mistakes, and contrasts with related patterns for JLPT.
Detailed guide explaining the difference between the Japanese particles は and が, covering topic marking, subject marking, new information, fixed verbs, and common mistakes with examples and decision rules for learners.
Lesson on yodan verbs in Classical Japanese, the most common verb class. Covers the four vowel grades, six bases, and conjugation with examples from classical texts like the Tale of Genji and Man'yoshu.
Academic paper examining Japanese numeral classifiers and number categories, arguing that classifiers are syntactic manifestations of number features. Suitable for advanced learners and students of Japanese linguistics.
Grammar guide using iconic lines from Demon Slayer to teach the imperative form, prohibition with な, and reason clauses with から. Explains how anime speech differs from textbook Japanese for learners at N5-N4 level.
Guide explaining the は and が particles in Japanese grammar, clarifying how they differ from English subject markers and function as topic and identifier particles respectively.
Guide explaining the difference between the particles de and ni, covering their uses for locations, actions, and destinations with example sentences.
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 ten polite Japanese phrases for the office, organized by time of day and social context, with A/B/C politeness levels and common mistakes to avoid for learners working in Japanese companies.
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